2022
DOI: 10.17582/journal.jahp/2022/10.3.337.343
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Separation of Bull Spermatozoa Bearing X- and Y-Chromosome by using Albumin Gradient and Swim-up Technique in Pesisir Cattle

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“…These were smaller than the motility rates of 75% for X and 67% for Y observed by Agasi et al (2020) in Sumba Ongole cattle using albumin column. They were also slightly different from the motility rates of 58.33±10.32% for X and 60.83±13.57% for Y reported by Afriani et al (2022). This current study indicated a 20-30% decrease in the motility percentage of sexed and non-sexed spermatozoa.…”
Section: Evaluation Of Semen Quality After Sexing In Pesisir Bullscontrasting
confidence: 89%
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“…These were smaller than the motility rates of 75% for X and 67% for Y observed by Agasi et al (2020) in Sumba Ongole cattle using albumin column. They were also slightly different from the motility rates of 58.33±10.32% for X and 60.83±13.57% for Y reported by Afriani et al (2022). This current study indicated a 20-30% decrease in the motility percentage of sexed and non-sexed spermatozoa.…”
Section: Evaluation Of Semen Quality After Sexing In Pesisir Bullscontrasting
confidence: 89%
“…The average quality of IPM in sexed Pesisir cattle bull spermatozoa was determined to be 55.58±1.01 for X and 59.35±7.78 for Y, as presented in Table 2. These results differed slightly from the 53.63±16.54% X and 52.76±8.86% Y reported by Afriani et al (2022). Furthermore, they were smaller than IPM percentages of 83.49% in the upper layer (X) and 83.62% in the lower layer (Y) obtained by Purwoistri et al (2013) from the Limousine bull spermatozoa sexed using the albumin gradient method.…”
Section: Evaluation Of Semen Quality After Sexing In Pesisir Bullscontrasting
confidence: 73%
“…The application of spermatozoa sexing technology in local cattle breeds like Pesisir bulls (Bos indicus) has not been previously explored. This technology can be employed in artificial insemination to produce more male offspring, thereby enhancing the efficiency of artificial insemination programs (Afriani et al 2022). Yurnalis et al (2017) stated that the Pesisir bulls breed is an indigenous bull's breed in Indonesia known for its adaptation to challenging conditions, particularly in hot and humid climates and with limited access to nutritious feed, contributing to its ability to produce meat.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Gunawan et al (2015) reported that spermatozoa separation with 5% and 10% BSA column, yielded 85% of resemblance to the sex gender from artificial insemination result. According to Afriani et al (2022) reported that the semen quality of Pesisir Bull after sexing by albumin gradient method were 58.33% motility on xchromosome bearing spermatozoa and 60.83% motility on y-chromosome bearing spermatozoa. Sexing will decrease the quality of the spermatozoa when the cells got separated due to physical and chemical effect.…”
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confidence: 99%