Effects of sexed semen on mitochondrial activity, oxidative stress and in vitro development of bovine embryo.
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The use of sex-sorted semen for in vitro embryo production is an efficient strategy for controlling offspring sex. However, the sex-sorting process can induce structural and functional changes in sperm cells, potentially affecting cellular events during early embryonic development. This study aimed to investigate the effects of semen type (sexed male, sexed female, and conventional) on oxidative stress and mitochondrial activity in bovine embryos on the fifth day of culture (D5), and to evaluate blastocyst development rates on the seventh day (D7).
Edição dos resumos da 38th Annual Meeting of the Brazilian Embryo Technology Society, 2025, Costa do Sauípe, BA.
Edição dos resumos da 38th Annual Meeting of the Brazilian Embryo Technology Society, 2025, Costa do Sauípe, BA.
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Estresse oxidativo, Atividade mitocondrial, Bovino, Embrião Animal, Sêmen