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Device for extracting and delivering germ cells in in-vivo experimental rat genital tract

A technology of experimental rats and germ cells, applied in the field of animal embryology, can solve problems such as thick ducts and female reproductive tract damage, and achieve the effects of simple device production, reduced damage, and obvious effects

Inactive Publication Date: 2015-01-21
NORTHEAST AGRICULTURAL UNIVERSITY
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In the process of artificial insemination, a catheter is often used to inject semen into the female reproductive tract. Although the time is short, the catheter is relatively thick and will cause damage to the female reproductive tract

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[0020]As shown in the figure, the device for sending germ cells in the reproductive tract of living experimental rats of the present invention consists of a dynamic suction ball 1, a suction tube 2, an operating capsule 3, a suction port 4 at the top of the ball, a suction port 5 at the waist of the ball, and a forward tube foot 6. Retracting podia 7, bulb connection 8, advancing capsule 9, suction capsule 10, retreating capsule 11, capsule hole 12, suction capsule hole 13, outlet tube 14, podia cavity 15, podia wall 16, Control membrane 17, control membrane crack 18, support ring 19, ring cake connecting rod 20, suction cup bottom cake 21, suction cup cavity 22, suction cup mouth 23, tube foot bottom 24, tube foot tube 25, tube foot 26, tube foot hole 27 , camera 28, flashlight 29, flashlight connection 30, dynamic suction ball outer wall 31, tube foot bottom attachment wall 32, telescopic cabin 33, inflatable cabin 34, camera cable 35, flashlight cable 36, tube foot control t...

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The invention provides a device for extracting and delivering germ cells in the in-vivo experimental rat genital tract and belongs to the technical field of animal embryology. The device for extracting and delivering the germ cells in the in-vivo experimental rat genital tract consists of a moving suction ball (1), a suction and delivery tube (2), an operating bag (3), a computer data line (39) and a control computer (40) and is characterized in that the moving suction ball (1) is olive-shaped, the cross section of the moving suction ball (1) is oval, the longest diameter of the moving suction ball (1) ranges from 0.5 cm to 1 cm, and the shortest diameter of the moving suction ball (1) ranges from 0.05 cm to 0.3 cm. A ball top suction opening (4), a camera (28) and a flash lamp (29) are arranged at the front end. Two to five circles of forwards-moving tube feet (6) are arranged at the front half portion, four to eight ball waist suction openings (5) are arranged in the middle, two to five circles of receding tube feet (7) are arranged at the rear half portion, a ball tube connector (8) is arranged at the rear end and enables the moving suction ball (1) and the suction and delivery tube (2) to be connected together. The device for extracting and delivering the germ cells in the in-vivo experimental rat genital tract is simple in manufacture, good in operability, low in cost and obvious in effect.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a device for sending and taking germ cells in the reproductive tract of rats in live experiments, and belongs to the technical field of animal embryology. Background technique [0002] At present, in the process of artificially extracting eggs from inside the living animal, the common method is to extract eggs by means of ultrasonic puncture. This method first needs to take medicine to expel the eggs, and then perform surgical puncture. Ultrasound is irritating to the human body to a certain extent. Taking medicine and surgery will cause great harm to the animal body. A large number of ovulation-stimulating drugs have obvious side effects. After taking the medicine, adverse reactions such as renal failure and other ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome often occur. At the same time, there are certain risks during the operation, such as infection, which does not conform to the 3R principle advocated by people in animal welfare resea...

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IPC IPC(8): A61D19/02
CPCA61D19/02
Inventor 周佳勃岳顺利
Owner NORTHEAST AGRICULTURAL UNIVERSITY
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