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Studies On Techniques Used In Boer Goats Embryos Transfer And Their Affecting Factors

Posted on:2007-12-09Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:H Z YangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2143360212973045Subject:Agricultural extension
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Through systematic studies on techniques used in Boer goats embryo transfer and their affecting factors, we have reached the following results:1 .There is no significant difference in available embryos between natural estrous donors and PGF2αinduced estrous donors(p>0.05) , but available embryos decrease significantly after super-ovulation operation by using CIDR to donors(p<0.05).2. The best season for Boer goat super-ovulation is between the middle of October and the late of November in West of Henan province. 3.The age of donor goat has no significant affection on super-ovulation. But first time induced ovulation to donor goat soon after sex maturity use adequate lower dosage of FSH.4.There is no significant difference in average ovulation rate between replicates of super-ovulation to donor goat (p>0.05) , but there is a significant difference in available embryos collected(p<0.01).5.Average available embryos from Boer goats under supplement are significantly higher than those without supplement (p<0.0l).6.Good nutrition and management is the key of pregnancy rate after embryos are transferred, lambing rate of recipients under supplement (81.8%)is significantly higher than that without supplement(73.9%).7.Time difference of estrous between donors and recipients is very important to the lambing rate of recipients,pregnancy rate at time difference of 0h,±12h is significantly higher than that of±24h(p<0.01).8.Pregnancy rate and lambing rate of the recipients transferred with 2-3 embryos are significantly higher that transferred with single embryo (p<0.01). Pregnancy rates are as follows: 64.7% (single), 75% (double), 88.8%(triple). 9.Pregnancy rate of ewes...
Keywords/Search Tags:Boer Goats, Multi-ovulation, Estrous Synchronization, Embryos Transfer, Affecting Factors
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