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赤点石斑鱼精子的超低温冷冻及短期保存
郑乐云1, 黄种持1, 危林丹2, 黄长江2, 董巧香2
1.福建省水产研究所;2.温州医学院 水域生态与环境科学研究所
摘要:
对赤点石斑鱼(Epinephelus akaara)精子的激活特点、超低温冷冻方案筛选、短期保存、受精实验等方面进行了研究。结果表明: 水温25℃、比重为1.018 的海水对赤点石斑精子具有最佳的激活效果, 活力为(82.50±4.18)%; 在进行超低温冷冻时, 选择距离液氮面7 cm 的高度进行降温, 获得冻后活力为(65.83±3.76)%, 显著高于1、3、15 cm 的处理组(P<0.0001), 利用冻存液B(含30 g/L 海藻糖、10%DMSO 的生理盐水)冻存赤点石斑精子, 冻精活力为(67.92±3.96)%, 显著高于另外两种冻存液(P<0.05); 通过优化的方案(冻存液B, 7 cm 高度)冻存得到精子可获得较好的受精效果, 受精率为(74.55±4.31)%, 而相应的鲜精受精率可达(87.42±4.63)%, 二者间的差异具有显著性(P=0.017); 短期保存的结果表明, 赤点石斑鱼精子在4℃环境中保存约两周后活力降低为0。
关键词:  赤点石斑鱼(Epinephelus akaara)  精子  超低温冷冻  低温保存
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基金项目:福建省石斑鱼种业创新与产业化工程建设资助项目(闽种石斑鱼002)
Cryopreservation and short-term preservation of red spotted grouper (Epinephelus akaara) sperm
Abstract:
In this paper, the activation characteristics, cryopreservation program optimization, short-term preservation and fertilization of red spotted grouper sperm were studied in detail. The results showed that seawater with specific gravity of 1.018 and temperature of 25℃ has the best activating effect and the sperm motility was (82.50±4.18)%. Frozen samples with 7 cm height above the liquid nitrogen surface reached a post-thaw motility of (65.83±3.76)%, which was significantly higher than other samples (P<0.0001). Using cryopreservation solution B (containing 30 g/L trehalose, 10% DMSO and saline), the post-thaw motility was (67.92±3.96)%, which is significantly higher than those using the other two cryopreservation solutions. Samples frozen with optimized program (cryopreservation solution B, height of 7 cm) could achieve good fertilization rate (74.55±4.31)%, which was significantly lower than that of the corresponding fresh sperm (87.42±4.63)%, P<0.05). After two week’s preservation at 4℃, the red spotted grouper sperm motility reduced to 0.
Key words:  Sperm of red spotted grouper (Epinephelus akaara)  sperm  cryopreservation  short-termpreservation
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