Effect of Different Egg Yolk Levels in Tris Extender With and  Without Aloe Vera and Onion Crude Extracts on Surti Buck  Semen at Refrigerated Temperature

Patel, Dignesh K.; Chaudhari, C. F.; Modi, L. C.; Chaudhari, Naresh F.; Chaudhary, Mahesh M.; Tyagi, K. K.; Kunvar, Sunil V.

doi:10.48165/ijvsbt.18.4.10

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Herbal remedies for male infertility and spermatogenic activity in animals: A review

GANGWAR,

KUMARESAN,

MISHRA

et al. 2023

Indian J of Anim Sci

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Male infertility is becoming an important untouched area that needs immediate attention due to the increasing demand for breeding strategies, keeping in view the production and increasing per animal productivity. Many additives and antioxidants have been tried for enhancing the seminal quality, but still there is no evidence of full- proof effect on the conception rates in female animals. However, herbal preparations which promise multi-factorial effect in the breeding male animals can be explored, and in turn could prove to be a better tool to encounter the problem of male infertility holistically. The herbal preparations and its effect at the cellular, molecular and metabolic level still needs to be understood. However, the advantage of using the herbal ingredients could be, use of available local herbal ingredients which are more economical, affordable, can reduce the use of hormonal therapy, have less side effects on long term usage, and have greater acceptability by the farmers. These herbal ingredients will be useful in breeding programmes for improvement of germplasm in terms of productivity. The current review covers how the herbs can be utilized in improving the semen quality and quantity, enhancing function of sertoli and leydig cells, mating behaviour, fecundity, seminal antioxidant status, hypophyseal adrenal gonadal axis cum endocrine regulation, microcirculation of testes, as well as in semen cryopreservation and post thaw quality of different species.

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Herbal remedies for male infertility and spermatogenic activity in animals: A review

GANGWAR,

KUMARESAN,

MISHRA

et al. 2023

Indian J of Anim Sci

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The Use of Plants Extracts during Cryopreservation of Livestock Epididymal Semen

Lottus Mphaphathi,

Dimpho Sebopela,

Ramaesela Ledwaba

et al. 2024

Animal Husbandry - Beliefs, Facts and Reality [Working Title]

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The plants’ extracts have recently emerged as a cheap and natural source of additives to preserve and enhance sperm functions during the cryopreservation process. Extracts from plants are reported to be the main sources of natural antioxidants with lower cytotoxicity as compared to therapeutic antioxidants. The numerous and valuable plant properties, such as antioxidants, antimicrobial, antiviral, anti-inflammatory, and antiparasitic, have been linked to plant extracts. Numerous plant extracts from different species have been used as preservatives for livestock semen cryopreservation. During these processes, the extracts are added to the semen extender in different doses to keep the sperm motile and viable throughout the cryopreservation, including during pre-freezing, equilibration, and post-thawing. The sperm quality parameters can be improved by adding these natural compounds that exert protection against bacteria and reactive oxygen species scavengers in semen extender. Although the application of plant extracts as preservatives for semen storage is still emerging, their potential is promising. They represent natural and economically viable alternatives to the conventional additives currently employed for semen preservation. This review focuses on the aspects related to plant extracts and their role during cryopreservation of semen from domesticated livestock species.

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Effect of Different Egg Yolk Levels in Tris Extender With and Without Aloe Vera and Onion Crude Extracts on Surti Buck Semen at Refrigerated Temperature

Cited by 2 publications

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Herbal remedies for male infertility and spermatogenic activity in animals: A review

Herbal remedies for male infertility and spermatogenic activity in animals: A review

The Use of Plants Extracts during Cryopreservation of Livestock Epididymal Semen

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