Nonsurgical embryo transfer device compared with surgery for embryo transfer in mice.

Nonsurgical embryo transfer device compared with surgery for embryo transfer in mice.
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2013
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Journal of the American Association for Laboratory Animal Science : JAALAS
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Kendra H Steele;J. Hester;Barbara J. Stone;K. Carrico;B. Spear;A. Fath-Goodin
Kendra H Steele;J. Hester;Barbara J. Stone;K. Carrico;B. Spear;A. Fath-Goodin
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Kendra H Steele;J. Hester;Barbara J. Stone;K. Carrico;B. Spear;A. Fath-Goodin

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The use of a murine nonsurgical embryo transfer (NSET) device had been described previously for the transfer of blastocysts, morulae, DNA-microinjected embryos, and embryonic stem cell-containing embryos to create genetically modified mice. However, physiologic effects of the NSET device and traditional surgical methods had not been compared directly. Here we used electrocardiography and fecal corticosterone levels to monitor pseudopregnant mice that underwent anesthesia only, the NSET procedure with or without anesthesia, or surgery. These procedures were performed without the use of actual embryos, to focus on effects of the procedures themselves rather than on any physiologic effects due to the deposition of embryos. As compared with surgery and anesthesia, the NSET procedure was associated with less fluctuation in cardiac rhythm and lower levels of the stress biomarker fecal corticosterone. These results indicate that use of the NSET device avoids these physi- ological perturbations as well as other disadvantages of surgery (for example, postoperative pain and need for postoperative analgesia) and therefore provides a valuable refinement of existing mouse embryo transfer procedures.