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Published in final edited form as: Nature. 2014 Mar 26;509(7498):101–104. doi: 10.1038/nature13134

Table 1. In vitro development of embryos after nuclear transfer into enucleated interphase 2-cell blastomeres.

Recipient cytoplasm type Recipient cytoplasm cell cycle (hrs after cleavage) Nuclear donor cell cycle Donor cell type N Cleaved embryos (%) Blastocysts (%)
In vivo fertilized 2-cell embryos M-phase G0/G1 FFs 55 2 (4) 0
Early G1 (0.5-1) G0/G1 FFs 227 110 (48) 86 (38)
Intermediate G1 (1-2) G0/G1 FFs 56 12 (21) 8 (14)
Late (2-3) G0/G1 FFs 37 5 (14) 4 (11)
S (4-6) S FFs 72 27 (38) 17 (24)
S (4-6) G0/G1 FFs 34 0 0
Early G1 (0.5-1) G1 ESCs 161 63 (39) 53 (33)
Early G1 (0.5-1) S ESCs 43 0 0
S (4-6) S ESCs 744 335 (45) 293 (39)
S (4-6) G1 ESCs 34 3 (9) 2 (6)
Early G1 (0.5-1) G0/G1 CCs 257 58 (23) 39 (15)
Intact controls N/A N/A 135 133 (99) 127 (94)*
Parthenogenetically activated 2-cell embryos Early G1 (0.5-1) G0/G1 FFs 32 15 (47) 11 (34)
Intact parthenote controls N/A N/A 86 84 (98) 78 (91)*
MII oocytes MII G0/G1 FFs 289 161 (56) 116 (40)
MII G1 ESCs 113 46 (41) 25 (22)
MII G0/G1 CCs 136 95 (70) 23 (17)
MII S ESCs 70 8 (11) 2 (3)

Control versus experimental treatment within each group

*

p < 0.05.

FFs - fetal fibroblasts, ESCs - embryonic stem cells, CCs - cumulus cells.