INFLUENCE OF INSULIN IN THE FREEZING OF THE OVINE SEMEN
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https://doi.org/10.5216/cab.v9i3.1566Abstract
Insulin is present on seminal plasma and it can be involved on sperm capacitation and sperm autocrine metabolism (AQUILA et al., 2005). It was verified the effect of insulin addition on ovine frozen semen extender. The parameters analyzed were sperm motility, sperm cinematic, acrossoma integrity and membrane functionality. Insulin was added to fraction B of TRIS-yolk extender in different concentrations. Sperm motility and cinematic were evaluated 0, 3 and 6 hours after thawing while acrossoma integrity and membrane functionality were evaluated 0 and 6 hours after thawing. The addition of 3 UI/mL of insulin increased amplitude lateral of head (5.42±0.97; C:4.75±0.47) and acrossoma integrity (153.67±16.98; C:134.00±18.08). The addition of 0.3 UI/mL of insulin improved retilinearity tree hours after thawing (83.17±2.71; C:78.67±4.97). It was verified a increase on linearity values on treatments with 0.3 e 3 UI/mL (52.17±2.14; 51.67±3.14; C:46.83±3.60), respectively tree hours after thawing. Treatment with 0.3 e 3 UI/ml showed higher acrossoma integrity than control (146.17±10.91; 146.33±16.02; C:117.00±17.80). Addiction of insulin on ovine frozen semen extender improved sperm motility, sperm cinematic and acrossoma integrity.
KEY WORDS: Freezing, insulin, ovine, spermetozoa.
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