semen ejaculates characteristics, in vitro fertilityand their interrelationships in sahiwal bull semen

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k. ray

b.b. ghosh

abstract

this study aimed at determining the physico-morphological attributes, in vitrofertilityand their interrelationships in semen of sahiwal bulls. semen samples werecollected weekly for 6 weeks from ten mature sahiwal bulls divided randomly into 5 groups. the mean (±sem) of ejaculate volume (ml), mass activity (score 0-5), progressive sperm motility (%), sperm concentration (106/ml), live sperm (%), abnormal sperm (%), intact acrosome (%), hypo-osmotic swelling (hos) positive sperm (%), sperm penetration distance (spd, mm) were 4.28, 3.17, 76.73, 1185.53, 83.37, 9.97, 82.70, 79.00 and 56.85, respectively. the bulls varied significantly (p

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Journal title:
iranian journal of applied animal science

Publisher: islamic azad university - rasht branch

ISSN 2251-628X

volume 3

issue 3 2013

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