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KMID : 1023620090330010029
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Reproductive and Developmental Biology
2009 Volume.33 No. 1 p.29 ~ p.33
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Different Developmental Competence of Porcine Oocytes Selected by Brilliant Cresyl Blue Staining and Polar Body Extrusion
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Kim Youn-Su
Kim Chul-Uk
Kim In-Cheul
Kwack Dae-O
Chung Ki-Hwa
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Abstract
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The brilliant cresyl blue (BCB) has been used to select the developmental competent oocytes in pigs, goats and cows. Growing oocytes have a higher level of active glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase(G6PDH) compare to mature oocytes and are rarely stained compared to mature oocytes, because G6PDH converts BCB to colorless. First polar body extrusion regard as a guideline of meoisis completion. Selection of polar body extrude oocyte is more developmental competent to blastocyst than unselected. This study was conducted to compare the BCB test to the polar body extrusion on selection of developmental competent porcine oocytes for the production of blastocyst. Cumulus-Oocytes complex were exposed to 26uM BCB stain diluted in NCSU-23 for 90 min. There was no significant difference embryo development to blastocysts between BCB treated and not treated( vs ), which means there was no detrimental effect of BCB exposure to oocytes. Normal fertilization is not differed among treatment groups from 70.0 to 78.4% development to blastocyst, beside polyspermy did not. To compare two different selection methods, BCB test and polar body extrusion, evaluate the developmental competent of IVP embryos. BCB+PB+(blue stained and polar body extruded, ) and BCB-PB+(colorless and polar body extruded, ) groups are significantly (p<0.05) higher developed than those of BCB+PB-(blue stained and no polar body, ) and BCB-PB-(colorless and no poladbody, ). These results showed that selection of polar body extruded oocytes method is more efficient than that of BCB test.
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KEYWORD
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BCB staining, Polar body extrusion, Porcine oocyte, Embryo development
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