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• W2126388623 abstract "Use of bull semen with high levels of sperm abnormalities, reflecting genital dysfunction, is not recommended for artificial insemination (AI) since it would most likely lead to subfertility. Sperm quality, including sperm morphology, may deteriorate with increasing age of the bull thus becoming a source of concern when using older, progeny-tested AI bull sires. Although a relationship between sperm morphology and fertility after AI in progeny-tested bull sires has been reported, it is yet unclear which sperm abnormalities are most critical. This constituted the core aim of a 22-month long retrospective study in proven (aged 60–84 months at the start of the study) AI sires of the Swedish Red (SR, n = 8) and Swedish Holstein (SLB, n = 4) breeds where their semen (107 freezing batches in total, built by a single ejaculate (n = 3) or pooling two consecutive ejaculates (n = 104) collected at 1–3 months interval), were subjected to detailed morphological examinations on wet- and dry, stained smears. Attention was paid to between- and within-bull variations with regard to presence and level of sperm abnormalities. Sperm morphology differed significantly between sires and ejaculates, with 6/12 sires having ejaculates containing >10% of morphologically deviating sperm head shapes, a commonly used threshold for young AI bulls in Sweden. However, with the exception of pear-shaped or narrow-at-the-base anomalies, the mean values for individual defects were always within the limits expected for a normal bull sire, and were therefore considered acceptable. The percentage of morphologically normal spermatozoa was positively related to fertility, whose output differed significantly among bulls. Among sperm abnormalities, the proportion of morphologically deviating sperm head shapes were negatively correlated with fertility, pear-shaped sperm heads in particular. In conclusion, the relationship between sperm morphology and fertility after AI calls for frequent (2–3 months interval) detailed assessments of sperm morphology in AI stud bull sires." @default.
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• W2126388623 title "Sperm morphology and fertility of progeny-tested AI dairy bulls in Sweden" @default.
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