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Artificial Insemination - Anatomy & Physiology
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* Major nutrients are fructose and glucose.
* Major nutrients are fructose and glucose.
* Sperm can convert glucose to fructose and metabolize it to fuel motility.
* Sperm can convert glucose to fructose and metabolize it to fuel motility.
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* Semen contains microorganisms which can grow in the ideal environment provided by the extender.
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* Antibiotics are normally added to prevent microbial growth.
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** Include penicillin, liquamycin, linco-spectin and streptomycin.
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