Efeito dos Fatores Climáticos nos Parâmetros Seminais, nas Proteínas do Plasma Seminal, na Concentração Sérica de Cortisol e Testosterona e na Temperatura Escrotal em Touros Nelore (Bos Taurus Indicus)

Abstract

The Bulls have a great influence on the genetic composition of livestock so it is necessary to know the evidence of modern evaluation and apply them, thus obtaining, breeding for reproductive traits through the use of semen quality. The spermiogram conjunction with techniques such as scrotal thermogram and electrophoresis, to detect possible proteins in seminal plasma markers of fertility may contribute significantly to the selection of superior breeding. This study will use 10 Nelore bulls aged 30 months raised on a farm in the municipality of Presidente Prudente-SP, which will be evaluated during 6 months of the year (spring and summer), will be held 12 semen samples with an interval of 15 days. Be done spermiogram electrophoresis on polyacrylamide gel (SDS-PAGE) and the measured surface temperature for half of the scrotum infrared thermometer for obtaining the temperature gradient scrotal animals. The environment will be monitored daily for the minimum and maximum temperatures and relative humidity. The goal from study to study the influence of climatic factors on the surface temperature of the scrotum, spermiogram and protein profile (SDS-PAGE) of seminal plasma in Nellore bulls in the spring and summer seasons.