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Advantages of frozen semen with artificial insemination are preservation of select lines, extend sperm life and enable the widespread of outstanding sires. However, successfully freezing of chicken semen depends on composition of diluents, type and concentration of cryoprotective agents, rate of cooling and thawing semen. The objective of this study is to investigate influence of extender on storage of native chicken semen in cooling or freezing state, and to modify concentration of cryoprotective agents. In exp I, semen was diluted 1:3 with Lake, Sexton and Chaudhuri, Undiluted semen was control group. Fertility of exp I was shown 91.3 %, 87.5 %, 78.2 % and 86.3 % respectively, Chaudhuri group was significant lower than other group. Results indicated that Lake and Sexton extender were suitable extenders for Native chicken semen. In exp II, chicken semen was freezed with Lake and Sexton diluents containing DMSO. Fertility of Lake and Sexton group were 44.1% and 23.4%, Sexton group was significant lower than Lake extender containing DMSO for freezing native chicken semen. Results of exp II show that Lake extender containing DMSO was suitable for freezing native chicken semen. In exp III, chicken semen was freezed with Lake and Tseltin method. Results of motility, viability and fertility indicated Tseltin was lower than Lake group, but Tseltin was modified so further research is needed. In exp IV, chicken semen was diluted 1:3 with Lake extender containing DMSO, DMA and a mix of DMSO and DMA respectively, to freeze and store. After thawing, fertility of exp IV was shown 24.1%, 0% and 44.3% respectively, DMSO and DMA was lower than the mixed group. Results indicated that a mix of cryoprotective agent was best for frozen semen. Results of all experiments show that the best of native chicken semen extender on cooling state were Lake and Sexton extender. And the best of freezing semen was diluted with Lake extender containing mixed cryoprotective agents.
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