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First Semen Lifetime Analyser
proven to improve fertility outcomes
- Precise
- Practical
- Portable
The Dynescan semen analyser is portable and easy-to-use providing you with reliable measurements of semen quality on fresh or processed semen. It is the first technology capable of measuring semen quality parameters (% progressive motility and swimming speed) over time enabling you to improve fertility outcomes.
New insights,
over time...
Access to Sustained Motility Lifetime (SML) data provides you with valuable insights into whether sperm motility is likely to be sustained in the reproductive tract.
% Prog. Motility
Progressive motion is defined as that when cells are moving in a fairly straight line so that they progress across the sample.
Swimming Speed
Mean swimming speed is defined as the average (mean) swimming speed measured for all cells that are considered progressively motile.
Concentration
Concentration is the number of sperm cells per millilitre of sample.
Motile cell count
Motile cell count is the number of sperm cells that are swimming per millilitre of sample. (Coming soon)
Semen QC, where it matters
Artificial insemination (AI) for livestock production brings genetic advances straight to your farm. Just as all individuals in your herd differ, the fertility potential of every batch of semen differs and can deteriorate if mismanaged. Gain confidence with Dynescan data collected on straws at the farm, enabling you to match male fertility potential with herd management data to optimise AI protocols for better production efficiencies.
- Clinical evidence
- Monitor deterioration in transit
- Audit storage conditions
- Prior to insemination
- Inform AI protocol
- Integrate data
Advantages
- Precise <5% standard deviation
- Automated
- SML – New fertility marker
- Concentration range 1–550 M cells/mL
- User-independent
- Reproducible between users
- Large sample volume
- Integrated sample warmer
- Unaffected by environment (e.g. dust)
- Robust
- Portable
Microscope
CASA*
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Validation against a CASA (Computer Assisted Sperm Analysis) IVOS® II Sperm Analysis System from Hamilton Thorne, which has a narrower concentration range of 10-35 mill/mL.
Fresh Semen Testing
Globally, veterinary associations recommend annual bull fertility examinations to determine whether bull is fit for the season. A beef bull failing to get cows in calf will cost a producer $10,000 every 21 days. How long before you realise cows are not in calf? Dynescan SML measurements, performed for just 15 minutes, have revealed why some bulls do not get cows in calf despite passing veterinary bull fertility examinations.
