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Flow Cytometry Identification of X- and Y-Chromosome-Bearing Goat Spermatozoa

โœ Scribed by I Parrilla; JM Vazquez; J Roca; EA Martinez


Publisher
John Wiley and Sons
Year
2004
Tongue
English
Weight
103 KB
Volume
39
Category
Article
ISSN
0936-6768

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Contents

Flow cytometric sorting technology was used to measure the difference in DNA content between Xโ€ and Yโ€chromosomeโ€bearing spermatozoa in bucks. Spermatozoa were analysed by flow cytometry to characterize Xโ€ and Yโ€chromosomeโ€bearing sperm populations and to quantify the DNA difference between them. Two symmetrical, overlapping and clearly separated peaks, corresponding to Xโ€ and Yโ€bearing spermatozoa, were detected. The difference in fluorescence intensity between the peaks was 4.4โ€ƒยฑโ€ƒ0.03% without any significant interโ€ or intraโ€animal variations. Therefore, the identification and selection of highโ€purity samples of sperm populations for sex sorting is easier in bucks compared with other domestic species.


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