erasmus test Flashcards

1
Q

FISH (exact process)

A

a semen staining method that colours the nucleus of the sperm without killing it
used for sex separating the semen for insemination
uses a DNA probe and target sequence
fluoresence in situ hybridization
reliable, accurate, expensive

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2
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Nucleus transfer - why not identical clones

A

foreign nucleus into enucleated oocyte + fusion + activation

cytoplasmic (mithochondrial) DNA 5-10% difference

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3
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The only successful process of sexifying sperm

A

FISH - accurate, reliable, expensive
flow cytometry - reliable but slow and expensive
unreliable:(centrifugation, sedimentation, ELFO, timed AI)

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4
Q

Where in cow embryo transfer

A

uterus

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5
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Which AI method is not used in ewes

A

rectovaginal

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6
Q

Consequences of spaying in diestrus

pyometra
nothing
obesity
pregnancy
pseudopregnancy
A

pseudopregnancy

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7
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Which is incorrect about mammary tumors ->

(dont know the whole q or answers, this is a similar pq:)

Which statement is FALSE concerning the inflammatory mammary carcinoma?

A

Most often anaplastic carcinoma
Is an immediate surgical indication
Often develops in the luteal phase
If it develops, we see symptoms typical of severe mastitis and dermatitis

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8
Q

Which is true about obesity after spaying ->

A

metabolic rate slows down

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9
Q

Number of fractions in dog

A

3

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10
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Volume of 2nd fraction in dog

A

5-6

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11
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eosin staining

A

stain dead sperm cells?

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12
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What if sperm is less opaque ->

A

less spermatozoa than there should be

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13
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Which accessory glands in horse ->

A

all of them (ampulla, vesicular gland, prostate, bulbourethral gland/cowper)

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14
Q

where AI in cow

A

intrauterine

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15
Q

First thing to do in orphan puppy

A

check the temperature

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16
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Which is true about pyometra ->

A

something with E.coli ? aner ikke hva de vil frem til

17
Q
  1. FSH targets which cells
A

sertoli

18
Q
  1. Which cells produce testosterone
A

Leydig

19
Q

What is Necrozoospermia ?

A

sperm are dead in a fresh sample,

there are grades: moderate 50-80%, severe >80%

20
Q

Accuracy of assays (FISH, flow)

A

FISH - accurate, reliable, expensive
flow cytometry - reliable but slow and expensive
unreliable: (centrifugation, sedimentation, ELFO, timed AI)

21
Q

GNRH surge center in males

A

there is no surge center

22
Q

peroxidase test (the aim )

A

aim: to diferentiate the round cells in the ejaculate. neutrophil granulocyte vs spermatid

23
Q

swelling test - tail swelling - what is normal?

A

normal if 60% responds

24
Q

What happens in slow cooling of sperm?

A

its a part of the semen preparation. collect, dilute, rapid cool to 20 degree, slow cool to 0,5/min to storage temp

25
Q
  1. Which accessory gland most important in dogs
A
  • prostate
26
Q
  1. temperature of liquid nitrogen
A

-196°C

27
Q
  1. what do you do under high magnitude
A

individual movement (according to presentation)

28
Q
  1. tight junction
A

blood-testis barrier

29
Q
  1. what if the insemination happens too late after the heat
A

aging of the oocyte?