Journal of Dairy Science · 1943 · 70 citations · 2 references
Veterinary MedicineAnimal SciencesFertilitySemen EvaluationMale Reproductive FunctionSemen AnalysisSperm Concentration AssessmentSperm Concentration EstimationSperm Motility AssessmentSperm Viability AssessmentBull Sperm Viability AssessmentSperm Count AssessmentSperm Function AssessmentSperm Function Tests
The concentration of spermatozoa in bull semen is exceedingly variable, both from ejaculate to ejaculate of the same bull and from bull to bull. Reliable estimates of the number of spermatozoa present in semen are of value in arriving at an indication of its quality, and, often are useful for research purposes, or for determining the rate at which semen should be diluted for routine artificial insemination. For maximum usefulness the estimate should not only be accurate, but should require a minimum of time.
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Studies on the Growth of Yeast
Geoffrey Lewis Peskett · Biochemical Journal · 1927 · 14 citations · Full text