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Effect of the Extender,Detergent and Cooling Prolocols on Freezing Boar Sperm

Xiang Zhi-feng

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The experiment in the effects of extender, detergent and cooling protocols on freezing boar semen was carried out. Fresh sperm were diluted by extendersⅠ~Ⅳ and enclosed in 5 ml straw. After placed in liquid nitrogen vapor, frozen sperm was thawed or stored for 3 h. The motility of sperm was detected. The result was following:①the motility in extender Ⅳ was lowest in four groups(at thawing: 60.0 %,57.2 %,56.3 % and 50.6 %,P0.05; at 3 h storage: 17.9 %, 15.1 %, 13.5 % and 9.3 %,P0.05); however, the extender Ⅳ was better than other groups as thawing dilution(at 3 h storage: 4.2 %, 6.8 %, 12.1 %, 32.8 %, P0.05).②when detergent(SDS or OEP) were added to extender, the motility was promoted, but there was no significantly different between SDS and OEP.③ freezing protocols of 2-step cooling-down method(-70 ,-110 ℃) and 1-step cooling method(-110 ℃) had no effect on the percentage of motility after thawing. The addition of caffeine could promote the motility of frozen-thawed sperm.

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The experiment in the effects of extender, detergent and cooling protocols on freezing boar semen was carried out. Fresh sperm were diluted by extendersⅠ~Ⅳ and enclosed in 5 ml straw. After placed in liquid nitrogen vapor, frozen sperm was thawed or stored for 3 h. The motility of sperm was detected. The result was following:①the motility in extender Ⅳ was lowest in four groups(at thawing: 60.0 %,57.2 %,56.3 % and 50.6 %,P0.05; at 3 h storage: 17.9 %, 15.1 %, 13.5 % and 9.3 %,P0.05); however, the extender Ⅳ was better than other groups as thawing dilution(at 3 h storage: 4.2 %, 6.8 %, 12.1 %, 32.8 %, P0.05).②when detergent(SDS or OEP) were added to extender, the motility was promoted, but there was no significantly different between SDS and OEP.③ freezing protocols of 2-step cooling-down method(-70 ,-110 ℃) and 1-step cooling method(-110 ℃) had no effect on the percentage of motility after thawing. The addition of caffeine could promote the motility of frozen-thawed sperm.

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The experiment in the effects of extender, detergent and cooling protocols on freezing boar semen was carried out. Fresh sperm were diluted by extendersⅠ~Ⅳ and enclosed in 5 ml straw. After placed in liquid nitrogen vapor, frozen sperm was thawed or stored for 3 h. The motility of sperm was detected. The result was following:①the motility in extender Ⅳ was lowest in four groups(at thawing: 60.0 %,57.2 %,56.3 % and 50.6 %,P0.05; at 3 h storage: 17.9 %, 15.1 %, 13.5 % and 9.3 %,P0.05); however, the extender Ⅳ was better than other groups as thawing dilution(at 3 h storage: 4.2 %, 6.8 %, 12.1 %, 32.8 %, P0.05).②when detergent(SDS or OEP) were added to extender, the motility was promoted, but there was no significantly different between SDS and OEP.③ freezing protocols of 2-step cooling-down method(-70 ,-110 ℃) and 1-step cooling method(-110 ℃) had no effect on the percentage of motility after thawing. The addition of caffeine could promote the motility of frozen-thawed sperm.

Key concepts: Extender, Sperm motility, Sperm, BOAR, Chemistry, Semen, Motility, Andrology

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