Pig breeding is mainly conducted through artificial insemination with liquid-stored semen. It
is, therefore, crucial to ensure that sperm quality is over the standard thresholds, as reduced …

The study of sperm subpopulations spans three decades. The origin, meaning, and practical
significance, however, are less clear. Current technology for assessing sperm morphology …

Sperm cryopreservation is an important tool for genetic diversity management programs and
the conservation of endangered breeds and species. The most widely used method of …

Simple Summary Bull fertility greatly impacts the profitability of the cattle production system.
Therefore, in vivo semen analysis is an option to predict the potential fertility of the sire. The …

Enzootic bovine leukosis virus (BLV) and bovine herpesvirus 1 (BHV-1) are very important
infectious agents for the livestock industry worldwide. The present study aimed to explore …

Infertility affects a significant percentage of couples worldwide, and male factors contribute
significantly to this problem. Traditional assessments of male fertility rely primarily on …

Livestock management is evolving into a new era, characterized by the analysis of vast
quantities of data (big data) collected from both traditional breeding methods and new …

Animal fertility is the result of a combination of genetic, physiological and environmental
factors. Assessment of semen quality plays a key role in determining the reproductive …

Microfluidics and microfilter devices have been developed to mimic the characteristics of the
female reproductive tract, minimizing the risk of sperm damage. This study aimed to …

Simple Summary The global use of anthropogenic radiofrequency electromagnetic radiation
(RF-EMR) in wireless technologies is increasing exponentially and presents a potential risk …