ArticleJournal of advanced veterinary and animal research2025
Sperm parameter variability in Donggala bulls: An objective-based analysis of frozen semen quality.
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Objective: This study aimed to evaluate the properties of fresh and frozen semen from Donggala bulls at the Regional Technical Service Unit of Livestock Breeding in Sidera District, Central Sulawesi. Materials and Methods: Fresh semen from six selected Donggala bulls was collected using an artificial vagina during the same collection period and weather conditions once per week for four consecutive weeks. Subsequently, the semen was assessed for sperm quality, including volume, pH, mass movement, motility, and concentration. Frozen semen produced from the ejaculation of each bull was used for further analysis (motility, viability, membrane integrity, morphology, and sperm acrosomal status). Results: Fresh semen parameters, including volume, mass movement, sperm motility, and concentration, differed significantly ( Conclusion: All Donggala bulls showed adequate fertilization ability and good MMP. Flow cytometry and CASA integration provide a rapid and unbiased approach to sperm quality assessment.
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