2010
DOI: 10.5513/jcea01/11.4.866
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Effect of Season on Boar Sperm Morphology

Abstract: The objective of this study was to analyze the influence of the year-season effect on semen production parameters in the fertile AI boars. The evaluation was especially focused on the morphologically abnormal spermatozoa (MAS) incidence. It was microscopically evaluated after making fresh semen smears and staining on microscopic slides. MAS incidence 19.46 % was lower at first half-year than at second half-year 25.00 % (P<0.01). Spermatozoa with distal protoplasmic droplet were furthest participated in total M… Show more

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“…Por otra parte, la motilidad, es considerada como uno de los parámetros más importantes a medir en los espermatozoides (Kunowska-slósarz y Makowska, 2011), y que en conjunto con la morfología son indicadores sensibles del estrés por calor (Lipenský et al, 2010). En este sentido, se coincide con Fuentes et al (1992) y con Savic et al (2013), los cuales demuestran el efecto de la época sobre la motilidad espermática.…”
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“…Por otra parte, la motilidad, es considerada como uno de los parámetros más importantes a medir en los espermatozoides (Kunowska-slósarz y Makowska, 2011), y que en conjunto con la morfología son indicadores sensibles del estrés por calor (Lipenský et al, 2010). En este sentido, se coincide con Fuentes et al (1992) y con Savic et al (2013), los cuales demuestran el efecto de la época sobre la motilidad espermática.…”
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“…Sperm with distal protoplasmic droplets is understood the most frequently occurring morphological sperm abnormality (Lipenský et al, 2010). Čeřovský et al (2009) reported that after 56 days of L-carnitine supplementation was measured the lowest percentage of morphologically abnormal sperm (18.92 %) and the highest percentage in the control group by the end of the experiment (37.00 %).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Air temperature during the entire period of spermatogenesis is also vital, and this period may begin as early as 70 days before ejaculation [18] . KOWALEWSKI, KONDRACKI, GÓRSKI BAJENA, WYSOKIŃSKA Effect of Piggery Microclimate ... Motility and morphology of sperm are sensitive indicators of heat stress [19] . The extent of morphological changes in spermatozoa depends on the duration of heat impact and on the adaptability of males to the conditions of heat stress [20] .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%