The objective of the present research was to quantify the seminiferous epithelium cells, spermatogenesis efficiency and characterize the ultrastrucure of Sertoli cells in goats. Eighteen goats were used and divided into three groups: Group I - goats without bipartition of the scrotum; Group II - animals with bipartition of the scrotum in up to 50% of the testicular length; Group III - goats with bipartition of the scrotum in more than 50% of the testicular length. The goat testes in Group III had a greater number of primary spermatocytes (25.37 +/- 4.55 cells per cross sections), spermatids (112 +/- 15.12 cells per cross sections), and Sertoli cells (9.46 +/- 1.74 cells per cross sections) than the animals in Groups land (P <0.05). The sper...
Objective: To evaluate the influence of unilateral cryptorchidism on semen and sperm characteristics...
The present study was conducted on eighteen male Assam goats of age ranging from day 1/day old to 1...
Testicular sizes of animals are important for identification of those with adequate sperm production...
The objective of the present research was to quantify the seminiferous epithelium cells, spermatogen...
The present study aimed to compare testicular histology and the testicular cell population as well a...
The present histological study was conducted on the testis of adult Bakerwali goats. The seminiferou...
Although the goat is an economically impor-tant domestic mammal, there are very few data avail-able ...
Abstract With the objective to assess the effect of scrotal bipartition on spermatogenesis in sheep,...
Goats (Capra hircus) are economical animal in livestock production especially in rural areas. It is ...
The present study compares the light and ultrastructure of germ cells between testes of normal bucks...
The spermatogenesis of two goats bearing a 5/15 Robertsonian translocation was investigated by elect...
Sertoli cell population and histology were studied in testes of unilateral cryptorchid goats. Histom...
Sertoli cell population and histology were studied in testes of unilateral cryptorchid goats. Histom...
We studied the morphology of the spermatic funicle in goats according to their scrotum conformation....
Scrotal circumference (SC) and body weight (BW) measurements were obtained from 122 crossbred (Saane...
Objective: To evaluate the influence of unilateral cryptorchidism on semen and sperm characteristics...
The present study was conducted on eighteen male Assam goats of age ranging from day 1/day old to 1...
Testicular sizes of animals are important for identification of those with adequate sperm production...
The objective of the present research was to quantify the seminiferous epithelium cells, spermatogen...
The present study aimed to compare testicular histology and the testicular cell population as well a...
The present histological study was conducted on the testis of adult Bakerwali goats. The seminiferou...
Although the goat is an economically impor-tant domestic mammal, there are very few data avail-able ...
Abstract With the objective to assess the effect of scrotal bipartition on spermatogenesis in sheep,...
Goats (Capra hircus) are economical animal in livestock production especially in rural areas. It is ...
The present study compares the light and ultrastructure of germ cells between testes of normal bucks...
The spermatogenesis of two goats bearing a 5/15 Robertsonian translocation was investigated by elect...
Sertoli cell population and histology were studied in testes of unilateral cryptorchid goats. Histom...
Sertoli cell population and histology were studied in testes of unilateral cryptorchid goats. Histom...
We studied the morphology of the spermatic funicle in goats according to their scrotum conformation....
Scrotal circumference (SC) and body weight (BW) measurements were obtained from 122 crossbred (Saane...
Objective: To evaluate the influence of unilateral cryptorchidism on semen and sperm characteristics...
The present study was conducted on eighteen male Assam goats of age ranging from day 1/day old to 1...
Testicular sizes of animals are important for identification of those with adequate sperm production...