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Studies on the isolation and sero-typing of salmonella from the faecal material of buffaloes
1988
Rashid, M. | Haider, S.S. | Ahmad, S.M. | Anjum, A.S. (Veterinary Research Inst., Lahore (Pakistan))
Latest trend of brucellosis in livestock at Livestock Experiment Stations in the Punjab [Pakistan]
1988
Qureshi, M.A. | Masood, S.J. (Veterinary Research Inst., Lahore (Pakistan))
Distribution pattern of reproductive disorders in bovines- Clinical report.
2011
Singh, Gyan | Chander; Suresh | Pandey, A.K. | Dutt, Ravi
The present report was based on analysis of 410 cases (300 buffaloes and 110cattle) of reproductive disorders. Buffaloes (300 cases) constituted the major number of the total cases followed by cows (110 cases). Dystocia cases were the major obstetrical problem in buffaloes and cattle constituted 77 and 40 per cent, respectively.
اظهر المزيد [+] اقل [-]Influence of thawing temperature on sperm survivability and fertility in buffaloes with frozen semen of Murrah bulls.
2011
Malik, R.K. | Tuli, R.K. | Dipanker, | Singh, Pardeep
The effect of two thawing temperatures (37°Cfor30 sec. and 60°Cfor 7 sec.)on sperm survivability and conception rate in buffaloes with frozen semen of Murrah bulls was compared. Thawing at 60°C resulted in statistically significant increase (P0.05) in sperm survivability (motility,live spermatozoa and intact acrosomes) compared with thawing at 37°c. In all, 161 buffaloes were inseminated with frozen semen thawed at 37°Cand 159buffaloeswith semen thawed at 60°Cbetween 2006-07 and 2009-10. Conception rate of 64.15% and 50.31% was obtained with semen thawed at 60°C and 37°C, respectively, and the difference was significant (P0.05). Artificial insemination of buffaloes with frozen semen thawed at 60°C for 7 sec. could be safely used to improve both sperm survivability and conception rate in buffaloes.
اظهر المزيد [+] اقل [-]Preliminary study of buffalo sperm penetration into zona-free hamster eggs after treatment with calcium ionophore A23187
1989
Takahashi, Y. (Hokkaido Univ., Sapporo (Japan). Faculty of Veterinary Medicine) | Nihayah, M. | Hishinuma, M. | Jainudeen, M.R. | Mazni, O.A. | Mori, Y. | Kanagawa, H.
Present status of embryo transfer in water buffalo
1989
Ocampo, M.B. (Hokkaido Univ., Sapporo (Japan). Faculty of Veterinary Medicine) | Ocampo, L.C. | Rayos, A.A. | Kanagawa, H.