US Patent 7259291 Enucleation of avian eggs by gamma irradiation
Patent 7259291 was granted and assigned to Viragen on August, 2007 by the United States Patent and Trademark Office.
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Adrian Sherman0
Helen Sang0
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A method of enucleating an egg by exposing the egg to gamma irradiation. The dose of gamma irradiation used is sufficiently high to halt development of the egg or embryo derived therefrom directed by the nucleus of the irradiated egg, but sufficiently low to enable development of the egg or embryo directed by a nucleus transferred into the enucleated egg.
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US Patent 07259291 Enucleation of avian eggs by gamma irradiation US Patent 7259291 Enucleation of avian eggs by gamma irradiation
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072592910
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August 21, 2007
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104982860
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December 13, 2002
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US Patent 07259291 Enucleation of avian eggs by gamma irradiation
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