ABS Global

its competing Sexcel technology uses targeted laser pulses in microfluidic chips to inactivate Y-chromosome sperm motility without physical fraction separation, a gentler process that improves X-sperm survival and is widely applied across the US dairy herd.

Country
United States
sperm-sexing us
Coverage
CNEUUS
livestock-aqua
Regulatorsusda-aphisefsanmpa
Technologies
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Sperm-sexing & reproductive biotech in livestocklivestock-aquaMedium

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