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EFFECTS OF SELENIUM AND α-TOCOPHEROL ON QUALITY AND FERTILISING ABILITY OF SPERMATOZOA IN EXTENDED COCK SEMEN
Spermatozoon apoptosis in extended semen is a challenge to artificial insemination in poultry production. Chicken spermatozoa undergo damages in vitro due to lipid peroxidation among other factors. Extender supplementation with exogenous antioxidants could mitigate lipid peroxidation and improve sem...
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