Comparison of AndroMed and Triladyl Extender for Freezing of Jeju Native Black Bull Semen

0402 animal and dairy science 04 agricultural and veterinary sciences
DOI: 10.12749/rdb.2013.37.3.155 Publication Date: 2013-11-18T12:32:33Z
ABSTRACT
This study was carried out to investigate synthetic extender for semen cryopreservation of Jeju Native Black Bull. The collected using an artificial vagina and transported the laboratory. diluted 1:1 by Tris-Egg yolk contrifuged in 1,500 rpm 15 minutes. supernatant removed. pellect final sperm concentration 2×108/ml doubling every 30 minutes at 4℃ cold chamber. equilibrated 4 hours chamber packed 0.5 ml straw. straws were located above 5 cm 10 height duration affect freezing speed temperature. frozen straw plunged LN2. presented examined viability motility after thawed 37℃ water bath. Frozen-thawed evaluated viability, membrane integrity acrosome integrity. Post-thawed has been significantly higher (p<0.05) fresh (93.27±1.62%) than frozen-thawed (73.34±3.27%). However, there no significant differences between dead cell rate (7.35±2.63 vs, 13.71±2.85). In motility, Triladyl AndroMed Extender, different (72.86±2.83 81.47±2.48), similarly, rates similar (18.41±3.42% 17.26±4.25). results our suggest that showed more positive effect on spermatozoa bull semen.
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