ra0001p226 | (1) | WCRB2014
Sa Soojin
, Choi Sunho
, Kim Hyunjong
, Cho Kyuho
, Hong Joonki
, Kim Duwan
, Kim Younghwa
, Park Juncheol
One of the most frequently isolated bacteria in porcine semen was Escherichia coli. Overgrowth by contaminant bacteria such as E. coli has a deleterious effect on semen quality and longevity. The objective of this study was to determine the effects of E. coli isolated from porcine semen on sperm motility, viability, semen pH, and field fertility in sow. Semen samples were prepared using BTS extender that did not contain antibiotics. E. coli ...