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Optimization of Duck Semen Freezing Procedure and Regulation of Oxidative Stress.
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- The Role of Dietary Schizochytrium Powder in Chicken Production Performance, Egg Quality, and Antioxidant Status.Animals : an open access journal from MDPI · 2025Article
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Waterfowl semen cryopreservation technology is a key link in genetic resource conservation and artificial breeding, but poultry spermatozoa, due to their unique morphology and biochemical properties, are prone to oxidative stress during freezing, resulting in a significant decrease in vitality. In this study, we first used four different freezing procedures (P1-P4) to freeze duck semen and compared their effects on duck sperm quality. Then, the changes in antioxidant indexes in semen were monitored. The results showed that program P4 (initial 7 °C/min slow descent to -35 °C, followed by 60 °C/min rapid descent to -140 °C) was significantly better than the other programs (
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