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TheUse of Cefquinome in Equine Semen Extender

2011-03-01

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Antibiotics are commonly used in equine semen extender for conservation, if semen has to be stored cooled for a maximum of 48 hours or frozen, to eliminate pathogenic or potentially pathogenic bacteria from semen and reduce the risk of postmating endometritis. Little is known about the effect of antibiotics on spermatozoa when semen is stored over a longer period. Cefquinome, a broad spectrum antibiotic and fourth...

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Literature Corpus work: 917ad227-d1f4-566c-9421-2e5ce79e72f2
DOI: 10.1016/j.jevs.2010.12.015

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