Korean J Reprod Med.  2009 Sep;36(3):175-186.

The Effect of Low Concentrated Hypoxanthine and FSH in 10% FBS Supplemented Medium on Immature Oocyte in vitro Maturatio

Affiliations
  • 1Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Wonju College of Medicine, Yonsei University, Wonju, Korea. dong1234@yonsei.ac.kr
  • 221C OB & GYN Clinic, Korea.

Abstract


OBJECTIVE
We examined the effect of different culture media on oocyte maturation.
METHODS
Four groups of media, (1) 0.3% BSA mBASAL-XI-HTF, (2) 0.3% BSA mBASAL-XI-HTF with FSH, (3) 10% FBS mBASAL-XI-HTF and (4) 10% FBS mBASAL-XI-HTF with FSH were prepared. Mouse cumulus enclosed oocytes (CEOs) were incubated in each group of medium. Hypoxanthine (Hx) was mixed to each group of medium in increasing concentrations of 1 mM, 2 mM and 4 mM. CEOs were incubated and assessed for GVBD and MII development at 3, 6, 18 hours.
RESULTS
CEOs maturation to GVBD was seen in all four groups during 3 hours of culture, however MII stage of oocytes was seen after 6 hours. Complete arrest of GV stage in 4 mM Hx media without FSH and partial arrest in 2 mM Hx media without FSH were seen during 18 hours of culture but development was not suppressed in 1 mM Hx media without FSH. More prominent GVBD suppression was noted at early 3, 6 hours culture in 1 mM, 2 mM Hx media with FSH compared to media without FSH. But the suppression was recovered at 18 hours. This result suggests that low concentrated Hx and FSH supplemented media can suppress CEOs maturation during early culture period but recovery is resumed or even stimulated at late period. 1 mM, 2 mM Hx 10% FBS medium with FSH had significantly higher rates of MII development (71.7%, 66.7%) at 18 hours compared to other media.
CONCLUSION
Our results show that low concentrated Hx and FSH supplemented 10% FBS media may stimulate MII development after an initial inhibitory effect.

Keyword

Immature oocyte; In vitro maturation; Hypoxanthine; FSH

MeSH Terms

Animals
Culture Media
Hypoxanthine
Mice
Oocytes
Culture Media
Hypoxanthine
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