In-Vivo Effects of Canary (Serinus Canary) Semen Diluted with Different Semen Extenders on Eggs in Artificial Insemination

Year 2024, Volume: 9 Issue: 1, 60 - 66

Arda Onur Özkök

https://doi.org/10.35229/jaes.1377519

Abstract

In this study, the effect of Dulbecco's Phosphate Buffered Saline (DPBS) and Dulbecco's Modified Eagle's Medium (DMEM) extenders on artificial insemination was determined.. For this purpose, the number of fertile eggs, the total number of eggs, the number of hatched eggs, and the number of hatchlings from fertile eggs were determined in the study. From these values, the fertility rate (%), egg hatch rate (%) and fertile egg hatch rate (%) were calculated. Twelve male and female canaries (Gloster breed; 1-2 years old) were used in each group. In the study, three groups, one control (C) and the other two treatment groups (T-1, T-2) were formed. Female canaries in group C were directly inseminated without using any extenders. Females in the T-1 group were diluted 1:1 with DPBS; females in the T-2 group were inseminated with semen diluted 1:1 with DMEM. Although there was a significant difference between the groups in terms of fertility rate (P<0.05), egg-laying rate and fertile egg-laying rate were not different in terms of parameters (P>0.05). The highest fertility rate (61.81%) was in group C; the lowest was in the T-1 (29.17%) group. (P<0.05). Using a DPBS extender, it was revealed that the fertility rate was negatively affected in insemination. Due to the limited number of studies on this subject, it is thought that it will be essential to investigate DPBS and DMEM diluents at different rates and methods in future studies

Keywords

artificial insemination, bird semen, canary, extender

Ethical Statement

Dear Managing Editor, I would like to submit the manuscript entitled “In-Vivo Effects of Canary (Serinus Canary) Semen Diluted with Different Semen Extenders on Eggs in Artificial Insemination” in JAES This manuscript neither the entire nor any part of its ‎content has been published or being considered for publication elsewhere. All ‎authors were fully involved in the study and preparation of the manuscript and ‎they have read and approved this manuscript and take responsibility for its ‎contents. We would like to thank the reviewers, especially the editor, who will make all the evaluations. Sincerely. Dr. Arda Onur ÖZKÖK

Suni Tohumlamada Farklı Semen Sulandırıcılarla Sulandırılan Kanarya (Serinus Canary) Spermasının Yumurtalar Üzerine In-Vivo Etkileri

Abstract

Bu çalışmada, Dulbecco'nun Fosfat Tamponlu Salini (DPBS) ve Dulbecco'nun Modifiye Eagle's Medium (DMEM) sulandırıcılarının suni tohumlama üzerindeki etkisini belirlendi. Bu amaçla çalışmada döllü yumurta sayısı, toplam yumurta sayısı, kuluçkadan çıkan yumurta sayısı ve döllü yumurtalardan çıkan yavru sayısı belirlenmiştir. Bu değerlerden doğurganlık oranı (%), yumurtadan çıkış oranı (%) ve verimli yumurtadan çıkış oranı (%) hesaplandı. Her grupta 12 adet erkek ve dişi kanarya (Gloster cinsi; 1-2 yaşında) kullanıldı. Çalışmada biri kontrol (C) ve diğer iki tedavi grubu (T-1, T-2) olmak üzere üç grup oluşturuldu. C grubundaki dişi kanaryalar herhangi bir sulandırıcı kullanılmadan doğrudan tohumlandı. T-1 grubundaki dişiler DPBS ile 1:1 oranında seyreltildi; T-2 grubundaki dişiler DMEM ile 1:1 seyreltilmiş meni ile tohumlandı. Gruplar arasında doğurganlık oranı açısından önemli bir fark olmasına rağmen (P<0.05), yumurtlama oranı ve verimli yumurtlama oranı parametreler açısından farklı değildi (P>0.05). En yüksek doğurganlık oranı (%61,81) C grubundaydı; en düşük oran T-1 (%29,17) grubundaydı. (P<0.05). DPBS sulandırıcı kullanılarak tohumlamada doğurganlık oranının olumsuz etkilendiği ortaya çıktı. Bu konuda yapılan çalışmaların sınırlı sayıda olması nedeniyle gelecek çalışmalarda DPBS ve DMEM seyrelticilerinin farklı oran ve yöntemlerle araştırılmasının önemli olacağı düşünülmektedir.

Keywords

kanarya, kuş spermi, suni tohumlama, sulandırıcı

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