1. Morura splitting: letting embryos grow to the 32-cell stage before splitting into two identical embryos.

  2. Somatic Cell Nuclear transfer

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    Oocytes (Scottish Blackface ewes) between 28 and 33 h after injection of gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH), and enucleated as soon as possible.

    Quiescent, diploid donor cells: reducing serum 10% to 0.5% for 5 days, arrest in G0 (confirmed by antiPCNA/cyclin antibody)

    Electrical pulses fusion: the donor cell to the enucleated oocyte

    The majority of reconstructed embryos were cultured in ligated oviducts of sheep

  3. Primordial germ cells isolatation.

    The germ cells isolated from fetal are more stable cells and can be cultured and frozen for indefinite periods of time.

    The germ cells can be stimulated to divide rapidly and can grow to create identical cells.