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Biology of Reproduction, Vol 10, 354-363, Copyright © 1974 by Society for the Study of Reproduction
1 Departments of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Human Genetics and Development, and
International Institute for the Study of Human Reproduction, Columbia University
College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York 10032 Oocytes obtained from adult female sheep and cattle were studied during in vitro
meiotic maturation for cytogenetic data. Ninety-three diakinesis/first-metaphase ewe preparations obtained afer 16-24 hr of culture had an average chiasma frequency per bivalent
of 1.30. One hundred and seventy-seven ewe second-metaphase ova obtained at 23-48
hr of culture contained 27 symmetrical chromosomes. One possible heterozygote was
seen at second metaphase, but was not reflected in appropriate first-metaphase configurations. One hundred and nine diakinesis/first-metaphase cow preparations obtained after
8-26 hr of culture had an average chiasma frequency per bivalent of 1.19. Ninety-nine
cow second-metaphase ova obtained at 19-48 hr of culture contained 30 chromosomes
plus 3 which were diploid. Comparisons with in vivo findings for these species and
in vitro data for other species are made.
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