Huong Thi Nguyen
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Huong Thi Nguyen has a total of 14 co-authors. Here are the top co-authors by number of shared publications:
- Au Thi Hoang
Key Laboratory of Animal Cell Technology, Vietnam Institute of Animal and Veterinary Sciences, Hanoi 12513, Vietnam
2 shared publications - Duc Viet Phan
Key Laboratory of Animal Cell Technology, Vietnam Institute of Animal and Veterinary Sciences, Hanoi 12513, Vietnam
2 shared publications - Hieu Trung Phan
Key Laboratory of Animal Cell Technology, Vietnam Institute of Animal and Veterinary Sciences, Hanoi 12513, Vietnam
2 shared publications - Huong Le Thi Nguyen
Key Laboratory of Animal Cell Technology, Vietnam Institute of Animal and Veterinary Sciences, Hanoi 12513, Vietnam
2 shared publications - Huu Xuan Quan
Key Laboratory of Animal Cell Technology, Vietnam Institute of Animal and Veterinary Sciences, Hanoi 12513, Vietnam
2 shared publications - Lan Doan Pham
Key Laboratory of Animal Cell Technology, Vietnam Institute of Animal and Veterinary Sciences, Hanoi 12513, Vietnam
2 shared publications
Latest Publications
- Open Access
Influence of Donor Cells on the Efficiency of Cloned Ỉ Pig Production
In this study, we investigated the effects of donor cell on the efficiency of producing cloned Ỉ pigs, an endangered Vietnamese breed. Cloned Ỉ pig embryos were generated using somatic cell nuclear transfer technology (SCNT). The results demonstrated that pregnancy, farrowing, and piglet production rates of Ỉ pig fibroblasts (ID:6004) at the 5th and 6th passages were significantly higher compared with those observed at the 4th and 7th passages. Under the conditions of this study, no significant effect of donor cell sex or cell lines on the efficiency of cloned Ỉ pig embryo transfer was observed. The pregnancy, farrowing, and piglet production rates did not differ significantly between donor cell groups of male and female origin (p > 0.05). Similarly, no significant differences were observed in pregnancy rates, farrowing outcomes, or one-week survival of live cloned piglets among the three donor cell lines (IDs: 6004, 9154, and 9157) (p > 0.05). These findings contribute to improving the efficiency of the somatic cell nuclear transfer (SCNT) technique in efforts to conserve the critically endangered Vietnamese Ỉ pig.
Open AccessInfluence of Donor Cells on the Efficiency of Cloned Ỉ Pig Production
In this study, we investigated the effects of donor cell on the efficiency of producing cloned Ỉ pigs, an endangered Vietnamese breed. Cloned Ỉ pig embryos were generated using somatic cell nuclear transfer technology (SCNT). The results demonstrated that pregnancy, farrowing, and piglet production rates of Ỉ pig fibroblasts (ID:6004) at the 5th and 6th passages were significantly higher compared with those observed at the 4th and 7th passages. Under the conditions of this study, no significant effect of donor cell sex or cell lines on the efficiency of cloned Ỉ pig embryo transfer was observed. The pregnancy, farrowing, and piglet production rates did not differ significantly between donor cell groups of male and female origin (p > 0.05). Similarly, no significant differences were observed in pregnancy rates, farrowing outcomes, or one-week survival of live cloned piglets among the three donor cell lines (IDs: 6004, 9154, and 9157) (p > 0.05). These findings contribute to improving the efficiency of the somatic cell nuclear transfer (SCNT) technique in efforts to conserve the critically endangered Vietnamese Ỉ pig.
- Open Access
- 29 May 2026
- Published by MDPI AG in Preprints.org
Effects of Donor Cell Passage Number, Lineage, and Sex on Cloned Embryo Transfer Efficiency in Critically Endangered Vietnamese Ỉ Pigs
In this study, we investigated the effect of donor cell passage number, lineage, and sex on the efficiency of cloned embryo transfer in the endangered Vietnamese Ỉ pig. Cloned Ỉ pig embryos were generated using somatic cell nuclear transfer technology. In Experiment 1, Ỉ pig fibroblasts (ID:6004) at the 5th and 6th passages resulted in significantly higher pregnancy, farrowing, and piglet production rates compared with those at the 4th and 7th passages. In Experiment 2, pregnancy, farrowing, and piglet production rates did not differ significantly between donor cell groups of male and female origin (P > 0.05). Among cloned Ỉ piglets that died within the first week postpartum, the number of female piglets was marginally higher (1/4 vs 0/4, P > 0.05). In Experiment 3, statistical analyses revealed no significant differences in pregnancy rates, farrowing outcomes, or one-week survival of live cloned piglets across the three donor cell lines (IDs: 6004, 9154, and 9157) (P > 0.05). These findings demonstrate that donor cell passage number is a critical factor influencing the efficiency of cloned Ỉ pig embryo transfer, whereas donor cell sex and cell line identity exert no significant effect.
- 29 May 2026
- Published by MDPI AG in Preprints.org
Open AccessEffects of Donor Cell Passage Number, Lineage, and Sex on Cloned Embryo Transfer Efficiency in Critically Endangered Vietnamese Ỉ Pigs
In this study, we investigated the effect of donor cell passage number, lineage, and sex on the efficiency of cloned embryo transfer in the endangered Vietnamese Ỉ pig. Cloned Ỉ pig embryos were generated using somatic cell nuclear transfer technology. In Experiment 1, Ỉ pig fibroblasts (ID:6004) at the 5th and 6th passages resulted in significantly higher pregnancy, farrowing, and piglet production rates compared with those at the 4th and 7th passages. In Experiment 2, pregnancy, farrowing, and piglet production rates did not differ significantly between donor cell groups of male and female origin (P > 0.05). Among cloned Ỉ piglets that died within the first week postpartum, the number of female piglets was marginally higher (1/4 vs 0/4, P > 0.05). In Experiment 3, statistical analyses revealed no significant differences in pregnancy rates, farrowing outcomes, or one-week survival of live cloned piglets across the three donor cell lines (IDs: 6004, 9154, and 9157) (P > 0.05). These findings demonstrate that donor cell passage number is a critical factor influencing the efficiency of cloned Ỉ pig embryo transfer, whereas donor cell sex and cell line identity exert no significant effect.