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KMID : 1005220080230010031
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Journal of Embryo Transfer
2008 Volume.23 No. 1 p.31 ~ p.36
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Control of MPF Activity and Nuclear Remodeling of Somatic Cell Nuclear Transfer Bovine Embryos by Chemical Treatments
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Choi Yong-Lak
Park Choon-Keun
Yang Boo-Keun
Cheong Hee-Tae
Lee Yu-Mi
Kim Ho-Jeong
Park Joo-Hee
Kwon Dae-Jin
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Abstract
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We attempted to control the maturation promoting factors (MPF) activity and nuclear remodeling of somatic cell nuclear transfer (NT) bovine embryos. Bovine ear skin fibroblasts were fused to enucleated oocytes treated with either 5 mM caffeine for 2.5 h or 0.5 mM vanadate for 0.5 h and activated. The nuclear remodeling type of the reconstituted embryos was evaluated 1.5 h after activation. MPF activity was assessed in enucleated and chemical treated oocytes before the injection of a donor cell. Effect of chemicals on the embryonic development was evaluated with parthenogenetic embryos. MPF activity increased significantly by caffeine treatment, but decreased by vanadate treatment (p<0.05). Caffeine or vanadate had no deleterious effect on the parthenogenetic embryo development. In caffeine treated group, premature chromosome condensation (PCC) was occurred in 72.2% of NT embryos (p<0.05). In contrast, vanadate induced the formation of a pronucleus-like structure (PN) in a high frequency (68.9%, p<0.05) without PCC (NPCC). Blastocyst development of NT embryos increased by treating with caffeine (30.3%), whereas decreased by treating with vanadate (11.4%) compared to control (22.1%, p<0.05). The results indicate that caffeine or vanadate can control of MPF activity and remodeling type of NT embryos, resulting in the increased or decreased in vitro development.
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KEYWORD
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somatic cell nuclear transfer, remodeling control, chemical treatment, MPF, bovine
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