Chinese Agricultural Science Bulletin ›› 2004, Vol. 20 ›› Issue (6): 9-9.
Special Issue: 畜牧兽医
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Wu Hepin, Zhou Zhanqin, Pan Rui, Fu Mingzhe, Chen Xiaoqiang, Hu Quanfu , Yin Mingliang
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Abstract: Fifty-five adult female Boer goats under same conditions of feeding and treatment for super-ovulation were allocated to three groups(1donor:13 recipients). GroupⅠand groupⅡwere transported respectively in 3 and 6 hours to strange land far from original farm 2-4hours prior to collection and transfer of embryos. The goats in control group were still kept in farm. Ovarian examination and embryo/ova recovery were performed at laboratory on day 5~6 after mating. The most effective embryos were recorded in control group(15.30),followed by groupⅡ(13.38)and groupⅠ(12.91). There was no significant difference with respect to average effective embryos recovered between 2 experiment groups and control group. However,the highest pregnancy rate(71.29%)and the lowest rate of abortion(2.68%)were recorded in group Ⅰwhich was in good body condition. The lowest pregnancy rate(51.68%)and the highest rate of abortion(9.09%)were recorded in group Ⅱwhich was in pool body condition. The both records about pregnancy rate and rate of abortion in control group were 65.66% and 3.08% separately and were situated between group Ⅰand group Ⅱ.
Wu Hepin, Zhou Zhanqin, Pan Rui, Fu Mingzhe, Chen Xiaoqiang, Hu Quanfu , Yin Mingliang. Effects of Collection and Transfer of Embryos from Boer Goats Transported to Strange Land[J]. Chinese Agricultural Science Bulletin, 2004, 20(6): 9-9.
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