Microinsemination of rabbit oocytes with heat-treated sperm: embryonic development.

ARCHIVES OF ANDROLOGY(2009)

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A study was conducted to evaluate the ability of rabbit oocyte to develop to the pronuclear stage and subsequent development if injected with heat-treated sperm. The rate of fertilization of eggs after microinjection of cauda epididymal spermatozoa heated at 60-degrees-C for 30 min was 36%; the rate of cleavage was 24%. The rate of fertilization after microinjection of heat-treated sperm nuclei was 43%; the rate of cleavage was 26%. On the other hand, the rate of fertilization of eggs injected with sperm without heat treatment was 43%, the rate of cleavage was 29%, and there was no difference between eggs microinjected with heat-treated spermatozoa or sperm nuclei and those not heat treated. Of the viable eggs injected with heat-treated sperm, 16% developed to the 6- to 8-cell stage 72 h after injection.
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EMBRYONIC DEVELOPMENT,MICROSURGICAL INJECTION,RABBIT EGGS,SPERMATOZOA,HEAT TREATMENT
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