This study was conducted to investigate freezability of in vitro and in vitro matured rabbit oocytes, possibility of NT using frozen-thawed unfertilized oocytes, and NT efficiency by zona-slit micromanipulation. After freezing of in vitro matured oocytes, 33 to 49% of oocytes appeared normal morphology and 1.0M DMSO and 1.5M glycerol showed slightly high survival rate, but there was no difference in survival between two cryoprotectants. Freezability of in vitro matured oocytes was low in 1.5M glycerol and more sensitive to freezing. Efficiency of enucleation and fusion rate in method B was higher than that in method A and no difference in this efficiency was between 3 groups of oocytes in method B. Cleavage rate and developmental capacity to M＋B stage of fused embryos derived from frozen oocytes was greatly lower than that from fresh oocytes, respectively(39.1% : 79.5% ; 3.1% : 19.3%) and there was no difference in cleavage rate between DC voltages in two group oocytes. Additional incubation in cytochalasin B after electrical stimulation did not affect embryo development. In conclusion, it is suggested that enucleation and nucelar transfer by slitting of zona is more effective method in rabbit and that further study on optimum freezing conditions for in vitro matured oocytes is necessary to use as recipient oocytes.