Caging Materials Total Number of Oocytes Abnormalities Control: New cages with glass bottles 271 5 (1.8%) Mildly damaged cages with glass bottles 401 35 (8.7%) Severely damaged cages with glass bottles 149 30 (20.1%) Damaged plastic bottles 53 (26.9%) 197 Damaged cages with damaged plastic bottles 58 24 (41.4%)

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