Duration of the antifertility effect on glycerol in the chicken vagina.

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To determine the duration of the antifertility effect of glycerol in the chicken's vagina, groups of 15 Leghorn-type hens were each given 0.1 ml. of a 2.076 M glycerol solution at time intervals from 0 to 10 minutes before and after insemination with 0.1 ml. of pooled semen. Eggs were set weekly and candled at 7 days of incubation to determine fertility. Fertility of eggs collected during days 5--7 was significantly (P less than .01) reduced by the glycerol solution when it was administered between 5 minutes before and 10 minutes after insemination. The antifertility effect disappeared within 10 minutes after glycerol deposition.

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Westfall, F. D., & Howarth, B. (1977). Duration of the antifertility effect on glycerol in the chicken vagina. Poultry Science, 56(3), 924–925. https://doi.org/10.3382/ps.0560924

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