Journal of Dairy Science
 1954
DOI: 10.3168/jds.s0022-0302(54)91367-3
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Laboratory Tests, Singly and in Combination, for Evaluating Fertility of Semen and of Bulls

P.J. Buckner1,
E.L. Willett2,
N.D. Bayley
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“…Examination of semen characteristics, such as sperm morphology, concentration and progressive motility, are routine procedures for obtaining information about potential male fertility in AI centers. However, these semen traits are often not significantly correlated to fertility (Barth, 1992; Buchner et al, 1954; Linford et d,, 1976).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
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IVM/IVF TECHNOLOGY FOR ASSESSMENT OF SEMEN QUALITY and BOAR FERTILITY

Xu
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Foxcroft
2
1995
Reprod Domestic Animals
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“…Examination of semen characteristics, such as sperm morphology, concentration and progressive motility, are routine procedures for obtaining information about potential male fertility in AI centers. However, these semen traits are often not significantly correlated to fertility (Barth, 1992; Buchner et al, 1954; Linford et d,, 1976).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%

IVM/IVF TECHNOLOGY FOR ASSESSMENT OF SEMEN QUALITY and BOAR FERTILITY

Xu
1
,
Foxcroft
2
1995
Reprod Domestic Animals
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Some Problems of Evaluating Semen Quality

Jones
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Martin
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1979
Sheep Breeding
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The potential fertility estimation capacity of the hypoosmotic swelling test, the thermal stress test and a modified cervical mucus penetration test in the bovine

Bacınoğlu
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Taş
2
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Cirit
3
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Animal Reproduction Science
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