The close phylogenetic relationship between man and non-human primates has made these
animals, especially the rhesus monkey, of particular interest for scientific research. However …

Oocytes and matched samples of follicular fluid (FF) were obtained from 70 follicles of five
rhesus monkeys stimulated with either pregnant mare serum gonadotropin or human …

Normal embryonic development can only take place after fertilization of a normal oocyte.
Assuming that there are no inherent defects in an oocyte, the milieu provided by the ovarian …

Ovaries of ten female cynologus monkeys (Macaca fascicularis) were superstimulated with
pregnant mare serum gonadotropin (PMSG) and human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) …

Experimental embryological techniques using the rhesus monkey are described.
Procedures have been developed for sperm capacitation, in vitro fertilization (IVF), culture of …

Development of culture systems to support early em—bryonic development in mammals is
quite important not only for basic research to clarify the mechanism control—ling …

The nonhuman primates occupy a unique niche among species suitable for experimental
studies on fertilization and early development. Studies with nonhuman primates provide an …

The development and successful application of human IVF-ET has grown out of pioneering
work using animal models, particularly the mouse, rabbit and hamster (Yanagimachi and …