Methods for injecting avian eggs

Details Methods for injecting avian eggs Methods for injecting avian eggs

2007-07-31

2007-07-31

Gellner, Jeffrey L. (Department: 3643)

Animal husbandry

Avian egg treatment or production

C435S349000, C800S021000

Reexamination Certificate

active

10216427

ABSTRACT:
The present invention provides improved methods of injecting an avian egg containing an embryo, preferably an early embryo (e.g., a blastoderm). The methods of the invention may be used to deliver a substance to an egg, remove a sample from an egg, and/or to insert a detector device into an egg to collect information therefrom. In preferred embodiments, the invention is used to deliver a substance to the embryo in ovo. In other preferred embodiments, the invention is used to produce chimeric or transgenic avian embryos in ovo.

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