MORPHOLOGY OF BIOLOGICALLY ACTIVE POINTS OF CATTLE AND ITS STIMULATION BEFORE INSEMINATION

Authors

  • V. A. Ryabuha GNU Far Eastern Zonal Research Veterinary Institute of Russian Academy of Agricultural Sciences
  • T. V. Miller GNU Far Eastern Zonal Research Veterinary Institute of Russian Academy of Agricultural Sciences
  • M. E. Ostyakova GNU Far Eastern Zonal Research Veterinary Institute of Russian Academy of Agricultural Sciences

Abstract

Stimulation of sexual function before insemination with hormonal and other bi-ologically active agents can lead to a breach of the hormonal status of the animals, as well as reduce the quality characteristics of milk and meat. In this connection re-quires fundamentally new methods of correction of reproductive function of cows, en-suring efficiency, safety, environmental friendliness, low cost and availability of their practical implementation.

 

Acupressure points, Merkel cells, Meissner's corpuscles, Vater-Pacini corpuscles, electroacupuncture stimulation, reproductive function, insemina-tion.

Author Biographies

V. A. Ryabuha, GNU Far Eastern Zonal Research Veterinary Institute of Russian Academy of Agricultural Sciences

Doctor of Biological Science, Professor

T. V. Miller, GNU Far Eastern Zonal Research Veterinary Institute of Russian Academy of Agricultural Sciences

Candidate of Biological Science

M. E. Ostyakova, GNU Far Eastern Zonal Research Veterinary Institute of Russian Academy of Agricultural Sciences

Candidate of Biological Science

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No. 188 (2013): Частина 2 (англ)

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