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See Latest ArticlesCell volume regulation in oocytes and early embryos: connecting physiology to successful culture media
Human Reproduction Update, 10/15/09
Baltz JM et al. – Early preimplantation embryos are particularly sensitive to increased osmolarity, and require the importation of glycine to regulate their cell volumes using a mechanism unique to early embryos. Cell volume regulation first appears when ovulation is triggered, oocyte zona pellucida adhesion is released, and glycine transport is activated. The requirement for supporting these physiological functions in oocytes and embryos should be taken into account when developing and improving systems for in vitro oocyte maturation and embryo culture.
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