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Fertility assessment through heterospermic insemination of flow-sorted sperm in cattle.

Journal of animal science - 1 Jul 2003

Flint A F, Chapman P L, Seidel G E

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The ability to assess fertility of bovine sperm accurately and rapidly would be very useful for research and applications to the cattle industry. Sperm motility and other in vitro tests of sperm normality are only partially correlated with fertility, and lengthy breeding trials are expensive and time consuming. Heterospermic insemination by mixing sperm from more than one male provides an in vivo method to assess...

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PMID: 12854819
DOI: 10.2527/2003.8171814x

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