Influence of testis state, temperature and delay in semen collection on spermatozoa motility in the cultured Siberian sturgeon ( Acipenser baeri Brandt )
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A factorial design was set up to test the effects of three factors on spermatozoa motility in cultured Siberian sturgeons, Acipenser baeri, removed from 10°C water temperature. From the four tested temperatures (10°C, 12.5°C, 15°C and 17.5°C) during hormonal treatment, the significantly highest spermatozoa motilities (65%) were obtained at 10°C and the lowest (41%) at 17.5°C. The increasing delay in semen collection gave the following results: 24 h (30% motility), 36 h (72%), 48 h (64%) and 60 h (53%). Males of which the testis state was referred to as firm or soft gave significantly better spermatozoa motilities (70%) as compared with viscous or liquid testis (40%). Semen pH, osmotic pressure and spermatocrit did not show any relationship with spermatozoa motility.
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Results from GLM analysis carried out with 16 males. Vertical bars are 95% confidence interval. Different letters (a and b) correspond to significant difference at P<0.05.</note><note type="content">Fig. 2: Dependence of motility of fresh spermatozoa (mean) on the delay in semen collection. Results from GLM analysis carried out with 16 Siberian sturgeon males. Vertical bars are 95% confidence interval. Different letters (a, b and c) correspond to significant difference at P<0.05.</note><note type="content">Fig. 3: Dependence of motility of fresh spermatozoa (mean) on the testis state determined 1 month before the experiment. Results from GLM analysis carried out with 16 Siberian sturgeon males. Vertical bars are 95% confidence interval. L=liquid, V=viscous, S=soft, F=firm. 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|texte= Influence of testis state, temperature and delay in semen collection on spermatozoa motility in the cultured Siberian sturgeon ( Acipenser baeri Brandt )
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