👉 The breeding fluid, also known as the reproductive carrier fluid (RCF), is a specialized medium used in assisted reproductive technologies to support and facilitate the development of embryos. It's designed to mimic the natural uterine environment, providing essential nutrients, hormones, and growth factors that promote embryo implantation, growth, and viability. Typically, this fluid is derived from a donor's blood or is synthetically produced to contain specific components like proteins, hormones, and growth factors that are crucial for embryo development. The composition can vary depending on the specific procedure and species, but its primary role is to enhance the chances of successful fertilization and pregnancy by creating an optimal environment for the early stages of embryonic development.
