Criteria of morphological assessment of zygote quality and various transplantation conditions have been studied to achieve implantation in the host female and obtain the offspring. The data obtained indicate that implantation of 10-15 zygotes with light homogeneous cytoplasm and distinct pronuclear membrane per recipient female may be regarded as optimal conditions.

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