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Vol. 3 No. 4



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African Journal of Agricultural Research Vol. 3 (4), pp. 320-323, April, 2008

Available online at http://www.academicjournals.org/AJAR

ISSN 1991-637X © 2008 Academic Journals

 

 

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Production and transfer of embryos in Algerian “Cheurfa” bovine breed

 

Ferrouk Mustapha1, Gharbi Ismail1, Adel Djallal1, Lafri Mohamed1, Touati Kamel2, Kaidi Rachid1 and Djamel Guetarni1

 

1Faculty of Agro-Veterinary science, University Saad Dahlab of Blida, Algeria.

2Faculty of veterinary medicine, Liege, Belgium.

 

*Corresponding author. Email : dguetarni@yahoo.fr

  

Accepted 19 February, 2008 

 

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This work has permitted to test the response of the local cattle Cheurfa for a pFSH superovulation treatment based on administration of 40 mg pFSH (LH/FSH 40%), at a rhythm of 2 injections every 12 h between J10 and J13 of the oestrus cycle associated to injection of prostaglandin synthesis "Prosolvin®" at the 3rd day of the treatment. Two inseminations were carried out at 12 h interval after observed oestrus. The embryos were collected at J7.  With four tests carried out, the average number of corpus luteum and collected embryos obtained were respectively 7.5 and 5 per cow. The number of transferable embryos was 2.33 per cow, with a viability rate of 46.66%. Five fresh embryos were transferred in recipients improved breed from the embryos obtained. The pregnancy rate obtained was 60. 0% with 3 born calves Cheurfa type (2 male and 1 female).

 

Key words:  Superovulation, embryo, transfer, cattle, local.

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