G C Jain
Central Institute for Research on Buffaloes, India
Posters-Accepted Abstracts: J Veterinar Sci Technol
There is a need to study factors causing sub fertility or infertility and thereby to enhance reproduction in a sequential manner in organized and rural animals. A multifaceted research project was planned, constituting 1000 cross bred cows and Murrah buffaloes, 50 exotic cross bred goats from NDRI, few thousands rural buffaloes and cows in 32 villages around Karnal, 30 male sheep from Bikaner and 100 buffalo genital organs from abattoir. Various hormones related to reproduction like Follicle Stimulating Hormone, Luteinizing Hormone, Prolactin, Growth Hormone, Progesterone, Estradiol-17�², Cortisol and PGF2�± were monitored by Radio-immuno Assay in cross bred cows, buffaloes and goats during various phases of growth and reproduction. The sequential steps taken to maximize reproductive efficiency were studied as: Biometry of buffalo genitalia, preservation of fetuses, effect of auto immunization of semen and testicular homogenate on semen quality and testes, histopathology, antigenic analysis of spermatozoa and seminal plasma, routine collection, evaluation and freezing of semen, hematological profiles, monitoring of macro and micro mineral profiles, induction of estrus, reproductive disorders and postpartum fertility status, comparative efficacy of estrus inducing drugs, tubal potency test, early pregnancy diagnosis, induction of parturition in goats, ultrasonography of follicular and corpora luteal development, efficacy of different collection methods for oocyte retrieval, superovulation ETT, IVM, IVF cloning, ETT born buffalo calves.
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