Effects of different laboratory procedures on ram semen characteristics and their interrelationships

Patrick McCann; Peter Chenoweth; Jennifer Larsen

Effects of different laboratory procedures on ram semen characteristics and their interrelationships

Patrick McCann, Peter Chenoweth, Jennifer Larsen

Science and Health

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Abstract

These results indicate that sperm motility can be maintained in TrilaDyl extended ram semen for up to 24 hrs, even if the extended semen has been diluted with non-isotonic water. However, increasing the storage temperature to 400C did cause a significant decline in motility in 24 hr. Neither of the treatments influenced percent normal sperm, or the prevalence of sperm head or midpiece abnormalities, although increased temperature did decrease PIA..

Original language	English
Title of host publication	AVA2009
Subtitle of host publication	Australian Cattle, Sheep and Reproduction Veterinarians
Editors	D. Beggs
Place of Publication	Brisbane
Publisher	Australian Cattle Veterinarians
Pages	403
Number of pages	1
Publication status	Published - 2009
Event	Australian Veterinary Assocation (AVA) Annual Conference - Darwin, Australia Duration: 17 May 2009 → 22 May 2009

Conference

Conference	Australian Veterinary Assocation (AVA) Annual Conference
Country/Territory	Australia
City	Darwin
Period	17/05/09 → 22/05/09

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McCann, P, Chenoweth, P & Larsen, J 2009, Effects of different laboratory procedures on ram semen characteristics and their interrelationships. in D Beggs (ed.), AVA2009: Australian Cattle, Sheep and Reproduction Veterinarians. Australian Cattle Veterinarians, Brisbane, pp. 403, Australian Veterinary Assocation (AVA) Annual Conference, Darwin, Northern Territory, Australia, 17/05/09.

Effects of different laboratory procedures on ram semen characteristics and their interrelationships. / McCann, Patrick; Chenoweth, Peter; Larsen, Jennifer.

AVA2009: Australian Cattle, Sheep and Reproduction Veterinarians. ed. / D. Beggs. Brisbane : Australian Cattle Veterinarians, 2009. p. 403.

Research output: Book chapter/Published conference paper › Conference paper › peer-review

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Effects of different laboratory procedures on ram semen characteristics and their interrelationships

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