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Canine sperm evaluation is routinely assessed by optic microscopy, spectrophotometer, computer assisted semen analysis and sometimes flow cytometry. These methods can be time-consuming and are not always available for canine reproduction professionals. Furthermore, it is possible that a dog shows bad fertility despite a promising sperm quality. This is why new tools are studied in order to predict the quality and the fertility of a semen. Proteomic research is actually trying to identify some protein markers related to the fertility in the semen.
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