Animal Science 434 Sexual Behavior (cont.) B. Applied Reproductive Behavior of the Male: Semen Collection and Processing Text: Ch. 10 and 11.

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Animal Science 434 Sexual Behavior (cont.) B. Applied Reproductive Behavior of the Male: Semen Collection and Processing Text: Ch. 10 and 11

Age When Semen Can Be Collected Bull 12 months Boar 6 - 8 months Ram 6 - 9 months Stallion 20 - 24 months Dog 8 - 12 months

Effect of Age on Sperm Output Bull Sperm Output 10 20 30 40 50 60 Age in Months

Semen Collection Sexual arousal Sight, sound, smell, touch Best mount - Live

Collection on a Live Mount

Collection on a Live Mount

Semen Collection Sexual arousal Sight, sound, smell, touch Best mount - Live Alternative mount - dummies Bull Stallion Boar Ram

Collection of a Bull on a Dummy

Stallion Collection on a Phantom

Boar Collection on a Dummy

Ram Collection on a Dummy

Semen Collection (cont.) Sexual Preparation False mounts In bulls can increase sperm collected by 100% Novelty Change mounts, location, other males present Breed and species differences Beef bulls less libido than dairy bulls Arab stallions more libido than Quarter horse stallions Rams less libido than bulls or male goats

Semen Collection (cont.) Frequency of collection As increase frequency/wk decrease sperm/ejaculate Increase sperm recovered/wk

Effect of Collection Frequency on Sperm Output Item Dairy Beef Sheep Swine Horses # of collections 1-6 1-6 7-25 2-5 2-6 Volume (ml) 5-8 3-6 0.8-1.2 150-300 30-100 Concentration (million/ml) 1000-2000 800-1500 2000-3000 200-300 200-400 Total sperm/ejac. (billion) 7-15 5-10 1.6-3.6 30-60 5-10 Total sperm/wk (billion) 15-40 10-30 25-40 100-150 15-30 Motile sperm(%) 50-75 40-75 60-80 50-80 40-75 Normal sperm(%) 70-95 65-90 80-95 70-90 70-90

Artificial Vaginas Inner Liner Collection cone Collection vial Water

Characteristics of AV Temperature Pressure Friction Bull, stallion, ram - 45°C Pressure Friction Lubrication essential

Electroejaculation Useful if male won’t or can’t mount Get urine often Poorer quality ejac. Used in rams and beef bulls

Massage Method Stimulate by rectal massage Seminal vesicles Vas deferens

Semen Evaluation Appearance (color) Volume Motility Concentration No debris No puss No urine Volume Motility Concentration Hemocytometer, spectrophotometer Morphology

Preservation of Semen Extenders (7 components) Nutrients Glucose, fructose Cold shock prevention Milk, skim-milk, egg yolk Buffer Citrate, Tris Osmotic pressure The buffer component

Preservation of Semen (cont.) Inhibit bacterial growth antibiotics Increase volume Cryoprotectant glycerol

Preservation of Semen (cont.) Liquid Semen Collect semen Semen quality exam Extend 1:3 (semen:extender) Minimal extension rate Cool to 5°C over 2 hours OK for bull, stallion, ram Boar - cool to 15°C

Preservation of Semen (cont.) Once cooled, extend semen to final amount Bovine (inseminate 0.5 ml) 2 to 5 million sperm/ml Equine (inseminate 1 billion sperm) 25 to 50 million sperm/ml If don’t cool then inseminate 500 million motile sperm Swine (inseminate 1.5 to 6 billion sperm in 50 ml) 30 to 120 million sperm/ml

Preservation of Semen (cont.) Frozen semen Follow instruction for collecting and cooling semen After cooling to 5°C, extend to 2X the final concentration desired If want final concentration to be 40 million/ml then dilute to 80 million to ml at this time Hold semen for 4 to 6 hours at 5°C Equilibrates semen to the cold

Preservation of Semen (cont.) Add the cryoprotectant Mix extender with 2X final cryoprotectant amount, 1:1 with extended semen Do this in small portions to minimize cryoprotectant toxicity Package semen 0.5 ml French straws Ampules Freeze semen Liquid nitrogen vapor Static Mechanically controlled Dry ice depressions for pellet freezing

Preservation of Semen (cont.) Storage In a liquid nitrogen tank

Liquid Nitrogen Tank

Temperature in Neck of Storage Tank Liquid Nitrogen -196°C

Temperature of Straws If Low LN

Conclusions on LN Tank Maintain LN level as high as possible. Keep extra tank (narrow neck) with only nitrogen so semen storage tank can be refilled when opened. Enter semen storage tank only when needed Do not hold canes above neck of LN tank

Thawing Use the procedures recommended by the semen supplier!!! 35°C water for 30 - 60 seconds Ice water for 3 minutes Pocket thaw Have thawing container near LN tank when removing semen