Dependency of the Shell-Less Culture on Temperature and Rotating Velocity
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This study investigated shell-less chick embryo culture, demonstrating a direct relationship between incubator rotation velocity, temperature, and embryo growth, and derived a mathematical correlation between these factors.
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Recently, some authors have developed a shell-less culture system for chick embryos by using aplastic lm as culture vessels. We will show that velocity of rotation of vessels in incubator andtemperature have direct relations with growth of chick embryos. We also obtain a mathematicalrelation between velocity, temperature and rate of growth of chick embryo.
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