determinação da dose inseminante e embriogênese na fertilização artificial de tambaqui (colossoma macropomum) determination of insemination dose and embryonic development in the artificial fertilization of tambaqui (colossoma macropomum)
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Determinou-se a dose inseminante para fertilização artificial e descreveu-se o desenvolvimento embrionário de tambaqui (Colossoma macropomum). Os gametas foram coletados de reprodutores induzidos hormonalmente. Foi realizada fertilização artificial nas proporções de espermatozoides/ovócito de D1-50.666; D2-75.999; D3-101.332; D4-126.665; D5-151.998. O desenvolvimento embrionário foi acompanhado por meio de observações periódicas em estereoscópio até a eclosão dos ovos. Na fase de fechamento do blastóporo foi calculada a taxa de fertilização nas diferentes doses inseminantes. A porcentagem de fertilização aumentou de forma linear segundo a equação Ŷ =0,050 + 0,00000773X (R²=97,5), atingindo um platô em 84% na proporção de 102.486 espermatozoides/ovócito. Os embriões apresentaram segmentação meroblástica discoidal, típica de ovos telolécitos, com eclosão ocorrendo aos 357 horas-grau após a fertilização. Conclui-se que o desenvolvimento embrionário de tambaqui obedece ao esperado para peixes com ovos telolécitos e recomenda-se o uso da dose inseminante de aproximadamente 100.000 espermatozoides/ovócito na rotina de fertilização artificial dessa espécie.
The objective of this research was to determine the insemination dose for artificial fertilization and describe the embryonic development of tambaqui (Colossoma macropomun). The gametes were collected from induced breeding hormonally. An artificial fertilization was performed with different sperm/oocyte ratios of D1-50666, D2-75999, D3-101 332, 126 665-D4, D5-151 998 sperm/oocyte. Embryonic development was monitored through periodic stereoscopic observations until hatching. When embryos reached the blastopore closure stage, the rate of fertilization in different insemination doses was calculated. A regression equation was estimated to determine the ideal proportion of the gametes. The fertilization rate increased linearly according to the equation Ŷ = 0.050 + 0.00000773 X (R² = 97.5), up to the proportion of 102.486 spermatozoa/oocyte, and, from this point, the fertilization rate was maintained at 84%. The embryonic development of tambaqui was meroblastic discoidal, as expected from telolecithal eggs and we recommend the use of the insemination dose of approximately 100.000 sperm/oocyte in the artificial fertilization of tambaqui.
The objective of this research was to determine the insemination dose for artificial fertilization and describe the embryonic development of tambaqui (Colossoma macropomun). The gametes were collected from induced breeding hormonally. An artificial fertilization was performed with different sperm/oocyte ratios of D1-50666, D2-75999, D3-101 332, 126 665-D4, D5-151 998 sperm/oocyte. Embryonic development was monitored through periodic stereoscopic observations until hatching. When embryos reached the blastopore closure stage, the rate of fertilization in different insemination doses was calculated. A regression equation was estimated to determine the ideal proportion of the gametes. The fertilization rate increased linearly according to the equation Ŷ = 0.050 + 0.00000773 X (R² = 97.5), up to the proportion of 102.486 spermatozoa/oocyte, and, from this point, the fertilization rate was maintained at 84%. The embryonic development of tambaqui was meroblastic discoidal, as expected from telolecithal eggs and we recommend the use of the insemination dose of approximately 100.000 sperm/oocyte in the artificial fertilization of tambaqui.
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| Authors | ;L.V. Leite;M.A.P. Melo;F.C.E. Oliveira;J.P.S. Pinheiro;C.C. Campello;J.F. Nunes;C.S.B. Salmito-Vanderley |
| Journal | Environmental research |
| Year | 2013 |
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