Contents
Glossary
Introduction
- Establishment
and evolution of the International Embryo Transfer Society. Michel
Thibier
- Chapter One
- Practical and
ethical considerations for the international certification and marketing
of embryos. Brian Evans
- Chapter Two
- Potential of
embryo transfer to control transmission of disease. Anthony Wrathall
and Paul Sutm·ller
- Chapter Three
- Potential for
disease control or transmission by embryos produced in vitro: a review
of current literature. Andrzej Bielanski
- Chapter Four
- General sanitary
procedures and welfare considerations associated with in-vivo production
of embryos. Reuben Mapletoft and Joseph Stookey
- Chapter Five
- General sanitary
procedures associated with in-vitro production of embryos. Michel
Nibart, Brigitte Marquant-Le Guienne, and Patrice Humblot
- Chapter Six
- Recommendations
for the sanitary handling of in-vivo-derived embryos. David Stringfellow
- Chapter Seven
- The use of antibiotics
in media for recovery, culture, and storage of embryos. Kay Riddell
and David Stringfellow
- Chapter Eight
- General hygiene
and quality control practices in an embryo production laboratory.
Mitchel Schiewe
- Chapter Nine
- Certification
and identification of the embryo. Irma Robertson and Richard Nelson
- Chapter Ten
- Quality control
for materials of animal origin used in embryo production and transfer.
Kenny Brock
- Appendix A
- Procedures for
design and analysis of research on transmission of infectious disease
by embryo transfer. Andrzej Bielanski and W.C.D. Hare
- Appendix B
- Data on embryo-pathogen
studies in cattle, sheep, goats, and swine, from tables in the IETS
Manual, 2nd Edition (1990)
- Appendix C
- Conclusions of
the Research Subcommittee of the International Embryo Transfer Society's
Import/Export Committee.
- Appendix D
- Photomicrographic
illustration of embryo codes. Joseph Wright
- Index
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