Nonsurgical embryo recovery and transfer in sheep and goats

Embryo Transfer in Sheep and Goats

Artificial Insemination and Embryo Transfer in Goats

Artificial insemination (AI) is an important technology for improving animal production. Through consistent use of AI, herd genetics can be advanced at a rapid rate. While AI is a technology that enables the dissemination of selected male genetics, embryo transfer (ET) is a technology that enables the dissemination of selected female genetics and, by using ET, frozen embryos can be moved around...

Factors Affecting Superovulation and Embryo Transfer in Boer Goats*

Despite many studies, results of superovulation protocols are not consistent in farm animals. In this study, 151 Boer goats were superovulated to examine the factors affecting superovulation and embryo transfer (MOET). An optimal regime for superovulation treatment was identified as a 4-day treatment with decreasing dosages of 6-7 mg Chinese FSH or 240 mg Canadian FSH. The 4-day treatment with ...

Nonsurgical Embryo Transfer in a Private Practice (1998)

Embryo transfer has become an important reproductive tool in many equine breeding programs throughout the world today. It is commonly utilized to produce multiple foals in a season from a particular mare, to produce foals from mares involved in some other activity such as showing or racing, and to produce foals from mares otherwise unable to successfully carry a foal to term. Surgical embryo tr...

Pathological Aspect of Leptospirosis in Sheep and Goats in Iran