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Animal Reproduction and Physiology
Asian-Australasian Journal of Animal Sciences 2008;21(2): 190-197.
https://doi.org/10.5713/ajas.2008.70351    Published online January 4, 2008.
Comparison of Motility, Acrosome, Viability and ATP of Boar Sperm with or without Cold Shock Resistance in Liquid Semen at 17째C and 4째C, and Frozen-thawed Semen
Y. J. Yi, Z. H. Li, E. S. Kim, E. S. Song, H. B. Kim, P. Q. Cong, J. M. Lee, C. S. Park*
Correspondence:  C. S. Park,
Abstract
This study was designed to analyze boar sperm to compare motility, acrosome morphology, viability and ATP by various preservation methods between Duroc boar A with cold shock resistance sperm and Duroc boar B with cold shock sensitivity sperm. Semen volume, sperm concentration, motility and normal acrosome between Duroc boar A and B did not show any differences within 2 h after collection. There were no differences in sperm motility and normal acrosome between boar A and B at 1 day of preservation at 17째C and 4째C, respectively. However, sperm motility and normal acrosome from 2 day of preservation at 17째C and 4째C, respectively, were higher for boar A than boar B. The frozen-thawed sperm motility and normal acrosome were higher for boar A than boar B. The sperm viability and ATP concentration according to storage period of liquid semen at 17째C and 4째C were higher for boar A than boar B. Also, the sperm viability and ATP concentration of frozen-thawed semen were higher for boar A than boar B. In conclusion, we found out that the original quality of boar semen with cold shock resistance sperm played an important role.
Keywords: Boar; Liquid Semen; Motility; Acrosome; ATP
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