Journal of Dairy Science · 1957 · 13 citations · 5 references
Veterinary MedicineAnimal SciencesBiochemistrySemen EvaluationSemen ProcessingPost-thaw Semen QualitySemen AnalysisSemen FreezingSemen HandlingSemen PreservationSemen StorageBoar Semen FreezingBovine Semen CryopreservationBull Semen FreezingBull Sperm Viability AssessmentFrozen Semen StorageMilk Solids ConcentrationPost-thaw Sperm MotilitySemen Fructose
This investigation revealed that the level of glycerol required for optimum spermatozoan freezability was related to the total solids content of skimmilk diluents, and that 1.25% added fructose improved the post-thawing motility of spermatozoa frozen in reconstituted skimmilk. Reconstituted skimmilk gave optimum spermatozoan survival when the glycerol percentage by volume equalled the total solids l~ercentage by weight, and when both were 9 or 11%. In fresh skimmilk containing 9% solids, 11% glycerol was significantly better than 9 or 13%, Editor.
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Jack Saroff, J.P. Mixner · Journal of Dairy Science · 1955 · 34 citations · Full text
Veterinary Medicine, Animal Sciences, Reproductive Biology +12