Morphometric study of slaughtered Murrah buffalo bull testis and its correlation with seminal attributes of epididymal semen

IF 0.2 4区农林科学 Q4 AGRICULTURE, DAIRY & ANIMAL SCIENCE Buffalo Bulletin Pub Date : 2022-12-29 DOI:10.56825/bufbu.2022.4143718

Hridesh Kumar, S. Srivastava, Rajesh Kumar

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Present study was conducted to study the morphometric characteristics of slaughtered Murrah buffalo bull testis and its correlation with seminal attributes of epididymal semen. Total 56 pair of slaughtered Murrah buffalo bull testicles were procured from Allana, slaughterhouse, Arrora, and Mass agro food Pvt. Ltd. Unnao Uttar Pradesh, India; maintained at Deep Frozen Semen Laboratory, College of Veterinary science, and animal Husbadry, Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh, India. Various morphometric parameters of testes and epididymis were analyzed and their correlations with attributes of epididymal semen were evaluated. No significance difference in seminal attributes between 6 h and 12 h after collection of testicles is clearly indicated that semen can be collect up to 12 h after death of animal without any significance loss in quality of semen in Murrah buffalo bull. Significant strong positive correlation among important characteristics (motility, livability and HOS positive sperm) suggests that these test may be used as one of the test for predicting fertility of epididymal semen Murrah buffalo bull.

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屠宰水牛睾丸形态计量学研究及其与附睾精液精液属性的关系

本研究研究了屠宰后的默拉水牛睾丸的形态特征及其与附睾精液精液属性的相关性。共56对屠宰的默拉水牛睾丸来自Allana、屠宰场、arora和Mass农业食品有限公司。印度北方邦Unnao;保存在印度北方邦阿约提亚兽医学院和畜牧学院的冷冻精液实验室。分析了睾丸和附睾的各种形态计量参数，并评价了它们与附睾精液属性的相关性。采集睾丸后6 h和12 h的精液属性无显著差异，这清楚地表明Murrah水牛在动物死亡后12 h仍可采集精液，精液质量无显著下降。这些重要性状(活力、可活性和HOS阳性精子)之间存在显著的正相关，提示这些指标可作为预测美洲水牛附睾精液生育能力的指标之一。

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