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R. KULAKSIZ, Ç. ÇEBİ, E. AKÇAY
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Di erences among the extenders in terms of
spermatozoa motility and total abnormality were
found to be signi cant post-thawing.  e data on
motility and abnormality post-thawing in the T,
SC, M, and B extenders are presented in Table 2.
Spermatoza motility was signi cantly higher (P
< 0.05) in M (21.2%) compared with B (7.0%), SC
(11.5%), and T (16.2%) a er being thawed.  e total
abnormality of semen diluted in M (50%) was lower
than that observed in the other extenders.
Discussion
From the present results it was observed that the type
of extender used in diluting Akkaraman ram semen
is an important factor in the successful preservation
(at 4 °C in the refrigerator) and cryopreservation (at
−196 °C in liquid nitrogen) of ram spermatozoa.
Many extenders have been used for freezing ram
semen and reports show that the type of extender
used plays an important role in the successful
preservation of ram semen (11-13). Skimmed milk
extenders preserve sperm motility better than other
extenders.  ese ndings were in agreement with
the results of Lopez-Saez et al. (13) and Kulaksız
et al. (14) on ram semen. Contrary to our results,
however, Paulenz et al. (15) and Gündoğan (16)
reported better spermatozoa motility and membrane
integrity rates in a Tris-based extender than in the
sodium citrate and skimmed milk extenders. Lopez
et al. (17) observed no di erences between sodium
citrate-, Tris-, and milk-based extenders when
subjected to liquid storage at 4 °C.  e post-thawing
sperm motility (16.2%) determined for the Tris
extender used in our study was close to the  ndings
of Tekin et al. (18) but Soylu et al. (19) reported better
spermatozoa motility and membrane integrity in Tris
extender than that found in our study.
To our knowledge, no previous study is available
on the liquid preservation of ram semen in prepared
extenders containing soy lecithin (Bioxcell) as an egg
yolk substitute. In the present study, sperm motility
showed higher values for Bioxcell compared to Tris
and sodium citrate extenders as the liquid of storage.
However, the parameters used for semen quality
in this study showed signi cantly lower values for
Bioxcell post-thawing in comparison with the other
extenders. However, Gil et al. (20) found that Bioxcell
was not di erent from a skimmed milk extender for
the freezing of ram semen.
It is most likely that the cryogenic damages are due
to the irreversible destruction of single components
of the structural organization of sperm cells. Sperm
are subjected to major changes in osmotic pressure
during freezing and thawing.  e stress on sperm
membranes is dependent upon the basic extender
used and the concentration of cryoprotectant as
they interact with the freezing and thawing rates
(21-23). Moreover, in the present study, the portion
of ejaculates collected during a non-mating season
(summer) had lower motility values and a higher
percentage of total abnormal spermatozoa in all of
the extenders a er freezing.
In conclusion, the freezability of Akkaraman ram
semen was adversely a ected by the summer term
in which the samples were collected.  e skimmed
milk extender showed the best liquid storage and
post-thaw motility compared to the other extenders.
Regardless of the extender type, however, semen
freezing increased the rate of sperm morphological
abnormalities.
Table 2. e mean percentage of motility and total abnormality
of ram spermatozoa a er freeze-thawing in 4 di erent
extenders.
Extenders
Motility
(%)
Total abnormality
(%)
T 16.2 ± 0.2
a
55.4 ± 0.5
ab
M 21.2 ± 0.1
b
50.6 ± 0.8
a
B 7.0 ± 0.1
c
65.0 ± 0.5
c
SC 11.5 ± 0.2
c
60.0 ± 0.4
bc
Groups with di erent letters (a, b, c) in the same column are
signi cantly di erent (P < 0.05).
T: Tris
M: Skimmed milk
B: Bioxcell
®
SC: Sodium citrate
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