Oviductal Sperm Numbers Following Proximal Uterine Horn or Uterine Body Insemination

Sherri L. Rigby, Sonya Kaye Derczo, Steven P. Brinsko, T.L. Blanchard, T B Taylor, D.W. Forrest, Dickson D. Varner

2000 · 32 citations · 4 references

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Abstract

For all mares studied, a greater percentage of oviductal sperm were recovered from the ipsilateral oviduct following uterine horn insemination (77.3%) than resulted from uterine body insemination (53.8%). The number of oviductal sperm recovered from reproductively normal mares and mares with delayed uterine clearance was not different. Authors’ Addresses: Dept. of Large Animal Medicine & Surgery, College of Veterinary Medicine (Rigby, Brinsko, Blanchard, Taylor, Varner) and Dept. of Animal Science, Texas A&M University, College Station, TX 77843-4475 (Derczo, Forrest). © 2000 AAEP.

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