Vfmh. Delima et al., SEX DETERMINATION OF MURINE AND BOVINE EMBRYOS USING CYTOTOXICITY ANDIMMUNOFLUORESCENCE ASSAYS, Theriogenology, 39(6), 1993, pp. 1343-1352
Murine and bovine embryos were sexed by using polyclonal and monoclona
l anti-H-Y antibodies in cytotoxic and immunofluorescence assays. The
specificity of 3 different sources of antibodies are compared. Sexing
was accomplished by complement-mediated cytotoxicity or by H-Y antigen
detection using a anti-mouse Ig fluorescein conjugate. Cytogenetic as
certainment for correct sex identification yielded a score of about 85
% in both species, while the immunofluorescence assay yielded a score
of 83%.