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| 0408 EL: Effects of temperature on semen quality |
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| El Lechero Dairy Basics - A.I. and Breeding | |||
| Written by Alta Genetics Staff | |||
| Monday, 30 June 2008 17:00 | |||
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Frozen semen is frequently damaged during handling after thawing and prior to insemination. Thermic shock is the permanent injury to sperm cell caused by a sudden decrease in post-thaw semen temperature.
Several studies have shown that temperature changes due to different circumstances such as low nitrogen level, a poor canister manipulation, or a mishandling of semen before and after thawing affect the motility and integrity of the semen. Thaw unit Semen storage tank Canister manipulation: The canister must be raised up to the frost line of the storage tank when locating a straw of semen. After taking the cane of the bull that you are looking for, lower the canister to the bottom. This procedure will protect the rest of the semen in the canister from thermic shock. Motility rates are affected by canister misuse and storage tanks with low liquid nitrogen. Any increase in the storage tank temperature leads to changes in crystal formation. Thawing protocols Conclusion
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