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ADCA
Protocol for Embryo Transfer /Transplant (ET)
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All DNA genotypes referred to
in this protocol shall be compatible with the procedures and standards
of the ADCA and the laboratory selected by the ADCA to determine and
store genotypes, to maintain its genotype database, and to use the
genotypes in its database for parentage verification of the animals in
its registry.
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The DNA genotype of an ET
calf’s sire shall be on file with the ADCA. The fee for this genotype
shall be the responsibility of the owner of the semen used in the ET
procedure unless the sire’s genotype is already on file with the ADCA.
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3. |
The DNA genotype of an ET
calf’s donor dam shall be on file with the ADCA. The fee for this
genotype shall be the responsibility of the owner of the donor dam at
the time of the ET procedure unless the donor dam’s genotype is already
on file with the ADCA.
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4. |
The DNA genotype of a calf
resulting from an ET procedure shall be obtained and filed with the ADCA
and shall verify parentage by the sire of record out of the donor dam of
record. A calf resulting from an ET procedure shall not be registered in
the ADCA without complete parentage verification by DNA genotyping. The
fee for this genotyping shall be the responsibility of the owner of the
calf.
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5. |
The owner of record of the
donor dam or her unfertilized egg(s) at the time of conception shall be
identified as the breeder of the calf.
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6. |
The owner of record of the
recipient dam at the time of the ET calf’s birth shall be identified as
the first owner of the calf.
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7. |
Registration of ET offspring
shall be made on a regular registration application. Designation
of the calf’s ET status shall be recorded on the application.
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8. |
The registration certificate
of every ET calf shall contain the designation ET.
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9. |
Calves born or conceived
after the death of the donor cow shall be eligible for registration
under the same conditions and provisions that govern the eligibility of
ET calves prior to the death of the donor cow. |