Animal Reproduction Science

Correlation analysis (Pearson), presented as R2 and p-value. Viable sperm = percentage of spermatozoa SYBR-14+/PI-; Sperm with an intact plasma membrane and compromised acrosomes = percentage of spermatozoa PNA-FITC+/PI-; Live sperm with a low lipid disorder = percentage of M540-/YoPro-1-; Superoxide levels = percentage of spermatozoa E+/YoPro-1- and Peroxide levels = percentage of spermatozoa DCF+/PI-. TM = total motility (%), VCL = curvilinear velocity (µm/s), VSL = straight-line velocity (µm/s), VAP = average path velocity (µm/s), LIN = percentage of linearity (%), STR = percentage of straightness (%), WOB = oscillation or wobble coefficient (%), ALH = amplitude of lateral head displacement (µm) and BCF beat cross frequency (Hz), in thaw bull semen samples frozen-thawed using Triladyl®, Bioxcell®, Andromed®, and Optixell® as semen extenders.

The bull data contains the service data, TTFM=time to first mount, TTSM = time to second mount, Haematocrit, temperature, weight and infection intensity Semenresults contains the semen evaluation results

The data for 'A single nucleotide polymorphism in the Zona Pellucida 3 gene is associated with the first parity litter size in Hu sheep', include the SNP data and the record of the first parity litter size of Hu sheep.

Supporting Information Table 1 contains the complete list of the 402 proteins identified in rabbit seminal plasma with a cut off of two unique peptides and validated with ≥ 95% Confidence (unused Score ≥ 1.3). Supporting Information Table 2 contains the complete list of the chromatographic areas of the 402 proteins identified in the two rabbit genotypes and the four seasons (3 replicates per sample). Supporting Information Table 3 shows the results of the protein quantity T-test comparison between genotypes, including mean protein quantity, t-value, p-value, fold change and log (fold change) of the 402 quantified proteins.

Supplementary table data for “Divergent Expressed Gene Identified and Interaction Prediction of Long Noncoding RNA and mRNA Involved In Duck Reproduction”.

This dataset contains the observations used to carry out the survival analysis described in our study. The dataset belongs to a larger study to evaluate the effect of energy balance on SCM.

Fifty-three goats (45 plusmn; 3 d of pregnancy, Xiangdong black goat) were selected and randomly assigned into two groups: the control group (fed 100% of nutrient requirements, n = 25) and the restriction group (fed 60% of the control group during d 45ndash;100 of gestation, n = 28). All animals were penned individually, and this protocol lasted from d 45ndash;100 of gestation. Blood and PAT were collected from the fetuses (at d 100 of gestation) and kids (at d 90 after birth). Maternal undernutrition (at d 45 to d 100) decreases heart and kidney weight of kid goats after birth. Maternal undernutrition decreased the content of leptin in the umbilical cord blood of fetuses. The expression of uncoupling protein 1 (UCP1) was decreased in fetal PAT of the restriction group, but fatty acid synthetase (FASN) was increased. Protein abundance of UCP1 and FASN was down-regulated in the fetal PAT from the restriction group. Furthermore, only the methylation level of the CpG site (from minus; 756 to minus; 757 bp) in the promoter region of FASN gene was increased for the fetal PAT from the restriction group. All data were analyzed using IBM SPSS statistical software (version 25). Data from the dams were analyzed using an independentsamples Studentrsquo;s t-test. The differences in growth performance and visceral organ mass were examined by a repeated mixed model with treatment, sex and litter size as the fixed factors and the birth weight of the kids as the covariate. The estimation method was the Restricted Maximum Likelihood (REML). The data on blood biochemistry and fatty acid profile were analyzed by a mixed model with treatment, sex and litter size as the fixed factors and the initial BW of the dams as the covariate. The results were expressed as means and standard error of the mean (SEM).