Scientific Presentations

Theriogenology Volume 84, Issue 3, August 2015, Pages 413–420

Use of immobilized cryopreserved bovine semen in a blind artificial insemination trial
Fride Berg Standerholen, Karin Elisabeth Waterhouse, Anne Guro Larsgard, Randi Therese Garmo, Frøydis Deinboll Myromslien, Jan Sunde, Erik Ropstad, Geir Klinkenberg, Elisabeth Kommisrud, To make timing of artificial insemination (AI) relative to ovulation less critical, methods for prolonging shelf life of spermatozoa in vivo after AI have been attempted to be developed. Encapsulation of sperm cells is a...

09.23.2015

The 16th Annual Conference of the European Society for Domestic Animal Reproduction (ESDAR), 29 August-1 September 2012, Dublin, Ireland

New semen processing technologies – no need for optimal insemination timing?
IC Oskam1, KE Waterhouse1, AH Alm-Kristiansen1, IS Grevle1, J Sunde1, RT Garmo1, G Klinkenberg2 1Biokapital AS, Hamar, Norway; 2Sintef, Norway Enhancement in cattle production is the result of implementation of new biotechnological techniques and production practices. However, many studies report a decline in the fertility of dairy cattle. The causality for this decline is multifactorial and costs to control fertility...

06.01.2015

18th Annual Conference of the European Society for Deomestic Animal Reproduction (ESDAR) and the Annual Meeting of EU-AI vets

SpermVital® - is exact timing of insemination not important any more?
E Kommisrud1,2 1Hedmark University College, Hamar, Norway 2SpermVital AS, Hamar, Norway To make artificial insemination (AI) an even more valuable breeding method an immobilization technique for spermatozoa has been developed. The technology has successfully been combined with cryopreservation, a necessity for AI in cattle. The idea of immobilizing sperm cells arised to improve fertility results and make AI more flexible...

06.01.2015

The 12th International Symposium on Spermatology, Australia August 10-14, 1014

Prolonging shelf life of spermatozoa by immobilizing technology
E Kommisrud1,2, G Klinkenberg3, L Bekk1, AH Alm-Kristiansen1 1SpermVital AS, Hamar, Norway 2Hedmark University College, Hamar, Norway 2SINTEF Industrial Biotechnology, Trondheim, Norway Shelf life of spermatozoa has been prolonged using immobilization preserving techniques, demonstrated on liquid semen as well as on cryopreserved semen, both in vitro and in vivo. The techniques have been applied successfully in the bovine, ovine,...

06.01.2015

Norwegian Biochemical Society Contact Metting 2015, Svalbard 9th - 13th February 2015

Prolonging the shelf-life of spermatozoa by immobilizing technology
Fride Berg Standerholen1, Anne Hege Alm Kristiansen1,2, Karin Elisabeth Waterhouse2, Frøydis Myromslien1,Geir Klinkenberg3 and Elisabeth Kommisrud1,2 1 Hedmark University College, Hamar, Norway 2 SpermVital AS, Hamar, Norway 3 SINTEF Materials and Chemistry, Trondheim, Norway SpermVital AS has developed a novel technology prolonging the self-life of spermatozoa, both prior to and after insemination. This is achieved by...

06.01.2015