Handling techniques of frozen semen: storage, transfer, transport, and thawing

Enormous demand for assisted canine reproduction services in the last decade has increased the use of frozen semen in veterinary clinics. However, training and knowledge regarding frozen semen handling, as observed by the author, has been lagging. Therefore, this report focuses on simple steps to avoid damage to frozen semen prior to its use.

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Clinical Theriogenology
Published
2024-09-02
DOI
https://doi.org/10.58292/ct.v16.10722
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2
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Seed Germination and Physiology
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Handling techniques of frozen semen: storage, transfer, transport, and thawing

Angelika E. Stock
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Clinical Theriogenology
Seed Germination and Physiology
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Handling techniques of frozen semen: storage, transfer, transport, and thawing

Angelika E. Stock
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Abstract

Enormous demand for assisted canine reproduction services in the last decade has increased the use of frozen semen in veterinary clinics. However, training and knowledge regarding frozen semen handling, as observed by the author, has been lagging. Therefore, this report focuses on simple steps to avoid damage to frozen semen prior to its use.

Clinical TheriogenologyVol. 16
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Seed Germination and Physiology
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