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1. EFFECTS OF THE CARBONATED DRINK AS AN EXTENDER ON SEMEN CHARACTERISTICS, FERTILITY AND HATCHABILITY IN NIGERIAN INDIGENOUS CHICKEN.

Author

Oluwatoba, Adeyina A., Samuel, Akanbi A., Mathias, Okukpe K., and Ibidapo, Alli O.

Subjects
SEMEN, FERTILITY, HATCHABILITY of eggs, EGG yolk, CELL motility, CARBONATED beverages
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2021
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2. Effects of the carbonated drink as an extender on semen characteristics, fertility and hatchability in Nigerian indigenous chicken

Author

A Adeyina Oluwatoba, A Akanbi Samuel, K Okukpe Mathias, and O Alli Ibidapo

Subjects
food.ingredient, media_common.quotation_subject, carbonated drink, Soil Science, Fertility, Semen, Plant Science, Biology, law.invention, chemistry.chemical_compound, food, Animal science, law, Yolk, Carbonated drink, media_common, urogenital system, Extender, semen, Agriculture, Fructose, Factorial experiment, Sperm, motility, chemistry, extender, Animal Science and Zoology, yoruba ecotype chickens, Agronomy and Crop Science
Abstract

Semen extenders are liquid diluents that buffer sperm cells and preserve their fertilizing potentials. The commercial carbonated drink (CD) as an extender was evaluated on semen characteristics, fertility and hatchability in Yoruba ecotype chickens (YECs). The fructose of the CD was 1.52?0.05 mg/ml. Under the conditions of 370Celsius, 5% and 10% of CD were added to the egg yolk citrate solution to make 100%. Semen was obtained from ten matured Yoruba ecotype chicken cocks with an average weight of 1.8?0.2 kg. The semen was pooled in a test tube and added to the extenders for preservation at 0, 30 and 60 minutes, respectively, in a factorial design layout. Percentage motility of sperm cells was significantly (p

Published
2021

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