Summary. Bovine seminal plasma was separated into a number of fractions by dialysis, ethanol extraction or gel chromatography. Bovine spermatozoa suspended in the non-dialysable fraction or the ethanolinsoluble fraction or in fractions either excluded from, or retained by, the Sephadex gel, all reduced the impedance change frequency and viability of the spermatozoa. The fractions separated by gel chromatography also caused the spermatozoa to use more glucose and rendered them eosinophilic sooner than spermatozoa suspended in Ringer or in fresh whole seminal plasma.
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