نتایج جستجو برای: goat semen

تعداد نتایج: 27251  

2017
Sachin S. Lad K. D. Aparnathi Bhavbhuti Mehta Suresh Velpula

In many countries, goat farming is the important part from the economy point of the view; especially in the Mediterranean and Middle East region. Goat farming is well organized in France, Italy, Spain and Greece (Park and Haenlein, 2006). Industrialization of the goat milk is not well successed because of its poor and insufficient volume. From 1990, interest in the goat milk production is incre...

Journal: :Animal reproduction science 2008
Lucía Arregui Rahul Rathi Wenxian Zeng Ali Honaramooz Montserrat Gomendio Eduardo R S Roldan Ina Dobrinski

Xenografting of testis tissue from immature males from several mammalian species to immunodeficient mouse hosts results in production of fertilization-competent sperm. However, the efficiency of testis tissue xenografting from adult donors has not been critically evaluated. Testis tissue xenografting from sexually mature animals could provide an option to preserve the genetic material from valu...

Journal: :Reproductive biology and endocrinology : RB&E 2003
Michèle Villemure Claude Lazure Puttaswamy Manjunath

A family of proteins designated BSP-A1, BSP-A2, BSP-A3 and BSP-30 kDa (collectively called BSP proteins for Bovine Seminal Plasma proteins) constitute the major protein fraction in the bull seminal plasma. These proteins interact with choline phospholipids on the sperm surface and play a role in the membrane stabilization (decapacitation) and destabilization (capacitation) process. Homologous p...

2014
Sasikala Natarajamani Mahalakshmi Subramanian

Purpose: To determine the clinical relevance of determining the semen pH during semen analysis as per WHO (World Health Organisation) standard criteria among the infertile couple attending a tertiary ART (Assisted Reproductive Technology) Centre in South India. Methods: Regular Semen analysis as per WHO standards (2010) Results: The Semen pH value showed no major correlation with other Semen pa...

Journal: :Poultry science 2004
A M Donoghue P J Blore K Cole N M Loskutoff D J Donoghue

Campylobacter and Salmonella are the most commonly reported pathogens causing foodborne illness in the United States. In turkeys, the potential that semen used for artificial insemination is contaminated with these foodborne pathogens has not been investigated. Because semen on turkey farms is pooled and then used to inseminate multiple hens, contaminated semen could easily spread these bacteri...

2011
Andrew Shlimun Suraj Unniappan

Ghrelin O-acyl transferase (GOAT) is a recently identified enzyme responsible for the unique n-acyl modification of ghrelin, a multifunctional metabolic hormone. GOAT structure and activity appears to be conserved from fish to man. Since the acyl modification is critical for most of the biological actions of ghrelin, especially metabolic functions, GOAT emerged as a very important molecule of i...

2014
Cindy M. Liu Brendan J. W. Osborne Bruce A. Hungate Kamnoosh Shahabi Sanja Huibner Richard Lester Michael G. Dwan Colin Kovacs Tania L. Contente-Cuomo Erika Benko Maliha Aziz Lance B. Price Rupert Kaul

Semen is a major vector for HIV transmission, but the semen HIV RNA viral load (VL) only correlates moderately with the blood VL. Viral shedding can be enhanced by genital infections and associated inflammation, but it can also occur in the absence of classical pathogens. Thus, we hypothesized that a dysregulated semen microbiome correlates with local HIV shedding. We analyzed semen samples fro...

2008
Albert De Vries

The goal with sexed semen is to produce a calf of a specific sex. Sexed semen is widely available now and many dairy producers are using it to obtain more (and better) heifer calves. Because of its higher cost per dose of semen, combined with a reduced conception risk, sexed semen is primarily recommended for use in virgin heifers. The use of sexed semen varies widely among dairy producers. Som...

Journal: :Asian journal of andrology 2010
Niels E Skakkebaek

Several recent studies have shown that the fecundity of a man decreases progressively with sperm concentrations below 40 million spermatozoa per mL. Therefore, it is unfortunate that the new World Health Organization guidelines for semen analysis recommend lowering the lower cutoff value for normal sperm concentration from 20 to 15 million spermatozoa per mL. As a result large groups of subfert...

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