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EQUINE SEMEN

FREEZING

Jérôme PONTHIER, ULg

DVM, M. Sc., Ph. D., Diplomate ECAR

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Plan

1. Aims

2. Procedures 3. Future

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1. Aims

I. >50% pregnant mares after AI

– AI timing & procedures?

Depending on the author

– See Vidament et al.2005

II. 140x106 prog spermatozoa per dose

– >35% prog motility – 400x106 total spz

– 4 to 8 straws, 2 to 4ml (200 to 100x106spz/ml)

• WBSHF: 250x106 prog spermatozoa per

dose

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2. Procedure

Extender 1 Extender 2: With cryoprotective agent C e n tr ifu g a tio n Cooling 4°C Freezing straws F il tr a ti o n Gel -140°C -196°C

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2. Procedure

1)First dilution

– Skim Milk or Skim Milk related medium

e.g.: INRA 96TM (used for fresh semen dilution)

– Aims:

Working at 20°C

Nutrition of spz during manipulation & centrifugation

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2. Procedure

2)Centrifugation – Aims:

• Replacement of seminal plasma by freezing extender • Recovery of maximum nbr of spz – Protocols: • Classical: – 600xg 10 minutes, RR=60-70% • Cushionned medium: – 1000xg 20 minutes, RR=85-95% – Ioxidanol solution

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2. Procedure

3)Second Dilution

– Choosing second dilution extender:

• INRA82®, Ghent®, Botucryo®, Inra Freeze®,…

• Differences in cryoprotective agents:

– Glycerol, amides, others…

– Different concentrations (glycerol toxicity…)

• Side agents: egg yolk, LDL, cholesterol,…

– Aim of the step: add freezing extender volume:

• To obtain the good spz concentration

• To respect minimal cryoprotective agent concentration

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2. Procedure

3)Second Dilution

– Choosing concentration in straws

Pellet without cryo agent Pellet without cryo agent Extender with cryo agent Extender with cryo agent Extender with cryo agent Extender with cryo agent Final [cryo agent]: 3.4% Final [cryo agent]: 2.9% Low [] High []

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2. Procedure

3)Second Dilution

– Adding the good extender volume to the pellet

• TSNfresh=[ ]fresh x volfresh

• TSNest post centri = [ ]fresh x volfresh x RRest – Typically: 0.7 or 0.9

• Volest of extender to add= – TSNest post centri/[ ]straws

• But ESTIMATION: • Add ½ volest and:

• TSNreal PC = [ ]PC x volest/2

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2. Procedure

4)Cooling

– Min: 90 minutes (positive effect if time is increased in some papers)

5)Straw filling – Equine straws= 0.5ml – Mechanical 6)Freezing – -40 - -60°C/min – >-140°C 7)Storage in N2 – -196°C

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3. Future

• Spermatozoa sorting

– By quality: density gradient

centrifugation:

Selection of motile & normal spz on the basis of the isopicnotic

point before freezing

• Filtration of: abnormal spz, spz with fragmented DNA,

non-sperm cells, cellular debris, bacteria, EVA (?)

• Loss of spermatozoa!! (RR: 10-40%)

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3. Future

• Spermatozoa sorting – By sex:

Sexing technologies: DNA content measure by flow cytometry-like device & sorting

Currently in equine: after sorting, spz doesn’t stand freezing

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3. Future

• Freezability prognosis – In the human: • Membrane fluidity • GSH concentration & GPX transcription

• Membrane integrity & symetry: Annexin V

– In the equine:

• Apoptotic factors (by flow cytometry) • NSCs?

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3. Future

• Freezing extender improvement

– Cryoprotective agents

• Reducing glycerol concentration (3.5% > 2.5% > 0.5%)

• Lipids and Amides cryoprotective effects to replace glycerol (Botucryo®)

– Physicochemicals and nutritive characteristics • Cholesterol

• Isolation of LDL (INRA Freeze®)

• Animal protein free media

– Control of ROS production by medium

– Decrease nbr of straws/dose (decrease of secondary market)

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3. Future

• Technical improvement – Cooling?

After centrifugationTime can be increased

– Freezing? • Curves?Vitrification Rea l Theoric al T°C Tim e

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EqSemenFreezing: MQC1

Which of the following batches of this same stallion would be suitable for

export in 8 straws dose?

Concentration (x106/ml) Total Motility (%) Progressive Motility (%) Batch 1 100 50 25 Batch 2 200 40 10 Batch 3 100 40 35 Batch 4 200 35 15

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EqSemenFreezing: MQC1

Which of the following batches of this same stallion would be suitable for

export in 8 straws dose?

Concentration (x106/ml) Total Motility (%) Progressive Motility (%) Batch 1 100 50 25 Batch 2 200 40 10 Batch 3 100 40 35 Batch 4 200 35 15

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EqSemenFreezing: MQC2

Rational of the use of cushioned

centrifugation during equine semen freezing is:

1. To decrease spermatozoa lesions 2. To increase recovery rate

3. To increase spermatozoa progessive motility

4. To decrease spermatozoa abnormalities

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EqSemenFreezing: MQC2

Rational of the use of cushioned

centrifugation during equine semen freezing is:

1. To decrease spermatozoa lesions

2. To increase recovery rate

3. To increase spermatozoa progessive motility

4. To decrease spermatozoa abnormalities

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