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Studies have been conduced in international co-operations.
Below are the publications published and presented in the topic of sublethal stress treatment of gametes and embryos.

A) Du, Y., Lin, L., Pribenszky, Cs., Molnár, M., Kragh, P.M., Li, J., Zhang, X., Yang, H., Bolund,L. and Vajta, G. (2008): High hydrostatic pressure (HHP) - improved developmental competence of porcine embryos produced by handmade cloning (HMC). (Abstract) Reproduction, Fertility and Development, 20 (1) 94-95.

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B) Pribenszky, Cs., Siquiera, E., Molnár, M., Harnos, A. and Rumpf, R. (2008): Improved post-warming developmental competence of open pulled straw-vitrified in vitro-produced bovine blastocysts by sublethal hydrostatic pressure pre-treatment. (Abstract) Reproduction, Fertility and Development, 20 (1) 125.

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D) Huang, S.H., Pribenszky, Cs., Kuo, Y.H., Teng, S.H., Chen, Y.H., Chung, M.T. and Chiu, Y.F. (2008): Hydrostatic pressure pre-treatment affects the protein profile of boar sperm before and after freezing-thawing. Animal Reproduction Science May 1.

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E) Kuo, Y.H., Pribenszky, Cs., Huang, S.Y. (2007): Higher litter size is achieved by the insemination of high hydrostatic pressure-treated frozen-thawed boar semen. Proceedings of the 6th International Conference on Boar Semen Preservation, Alliston , Ontario , Canada , p III.-22.

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F) Pribenszky , Cs., Molnár, M., Horváth, A., Kútvölgyi, G., Harnos, A., Szenci, O., Dengg, J. and Lederer, J. (2007): Improved post-thaw motility, viability and fertility are achieved by hydrostatic pressure treated bull semen. (Abstract) Reproduction, Fertility and Development 19(1)181-182.

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G) Pribenszky,C; Molnar, M; Horvath, A.; Harnos A and Szenci, O. (2006): Hydrostatic pressure induced increase in post-thaw motility of frozen boar spermatozoa. (Abstract) Reproduction, Fertility and Development, Vol. 18 No. 2 Pages 162-163.

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H) Pribenszky, Cs., Molnár, M., Ulrich, P. and Keiko, L. (2005): Improving the post thaw survival of cryopreserved IVF bovine blastocysts by hydrostatic pressure challenge. (Abstract) Reproduction in Domestic Animals 40. 338.

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I) Pribenszky Cs, Molnar M, Cseh S, Solti (2005): Improving post-thaw survival of cryopreserved mouse blastocysts by hydrostatic pressure challenge. Animal Reproduction Science 87. 143-50.

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J) Pribenszky C, Molnar M, Cseh S, Solti L. (2004): Survival of mouse blastocysts after low-temperature preservation under high pressure. Acta Vet Hung. 52, (4), 479-87.

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K) Bock, I. , Mamo, S., Polgar, Zs. and Pribenszky, Cs. (2008): Changes in gene expression of mouse blastocysts treated with high hydrostatic pressure pulse. Poster presentation at ICAR, 2008

 
L) Pribenszky, Cs., Du, Y., Molnár, M., Harnos, A., Vajta, G. (2008): Increased stress tolerance of matured pig oocyte by high hydrostatic pressure impulse. Animal Reproduction Science Anim Reprod Sci. 106(1-2):200-7.

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M) Pribenszky, Cs., Du, Y., Molnar, M., Vajta, G. (2008): Sublethal stress on porcine oocytes enhances the efficacy of ART procedures. Presentation at ESHRE, 2008, Barcelona

 
N) Du, Y., Lin, L., Schmidt, M., Bøgh, IB., Kragh, PM., Sørensen, C. B., Li, J., Purup, S., Pribenszky, C., Molnár, M., Kuwayama, M., Zhang, X., Yang, H., Bolund L. & Vajta, G. (2008): High hydrostatic pressure treatment of porcine oocytes before handmade cloning improves developmental competence and cryosurvival. Cloning Stem Cells. May 14.

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O) Pribenszky, Cs., Molnár, M., Kútvölgyi, G., Harnos, A., Horváth, A. and Héjja, I. (2008) Sublethal stress treatment of fresh boar semen with high hydrostatic pressure, inserted into the routine insemination procedure improves average live litter size. (Oral Presentation at ESDAR 2008) Reproduction in Domestic Animals Accepted