In-vitro maturation of camel oocytes using different media and sera

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In-vitro maturation of camel oocytes using different media and sera A. E. B. Zeidan 1, M. E. Hammad 2, Sh. A. Gabr 2, M. H. Farouk 3*, Sh. M. Shamiah 1, E. A. A. Ahmadi 1 and W. M. A. Nagy 1. 1 Dept. Camel Res., Anim. Prod. Res. Instit., Dokki, Giza, Egypt. 2 Dept. Anim. Prod., Fac. Agric., Tanta Univ., Tanta, Egypt. 3 Dept. Anim. Prod., Fac. Agric., Al-Azhar Univ., Nasr City, Cairo, Egypt. *mhfarouk@azhar.edu.eg

Why? Economic role of dromedary camel Milk Meat Therapeutic effect (Knoess, 1984; Abdalla et al., 2015). Seasonality of reproduction Male (Allam et al., 2013). Female (Shalash, 1980; Kandil et al., 2014). Selection (Abdalla et al., 2015). Culture medium (Humblot et al., 2005; Harris and Picton, 2007). Very few data (Kandil et al., 2014).

Objective Breeding & nonbreeding season Two maturation media TCM-199 MEM Three types of serum FDCS BSA ESS In-vitro maturation of camel oocyte

Material and methods Ovaries collection Meteorological data Laboratory

Ovaries collection 175 nonpregnant she-camel 110 during breeding season 350 ovaries 240 during non-breeding season

Meteorological data Ta ( C) RH (%) THI Day light length (hr)

Laboratory Harvesting media (PBS) Maturation media Oocyte collection Oocyte categories Fixation Staining Examination for maturation Statistical analysis

Oocyte categories Compact cumulus oocyte Oocyte with five or more layers of complete cumulus cells. Partial denuded oocyte Oocyte with cumulus cells present either incompletely surrounding the oocyte. Denuded oocyte Oocyte without cumulus cells and covered by zona pellucida. Shrunken (degenerated) oocyte Ooplasm shrunken away from the zona pellucida or not evenly filling the zona ooplasm looks degenerated with fragment empty zona pellucida.

Photomicrograph of the different oocyte categories. Compact cumulus Partially denuded Denuded oocyte Degenerated oocyte

Treatment of maturation medium The supplementation included the following media: T1: TCM-199 + 10% FDCS. T2: TCM-199 + 6mg/ ml BSA. T3: TCM-199 + 10% ESS. T4: MEM + 10% FDCS. T5: MEM + 6mg/ml BSA. T6: MEM + 10% ESS.

Maturation RH Temperature 38.5 C 90-95% ph 7.2-7.4 osmolarity 280-300 mosmol/kg Filter 0.22 µmmillipore Time 40 hr maturation medium 200 µl

Table 1. Compositions of maturation media and sera Media: TCM-199 or MEM (liquid) Sera: FDCS BSA ESS PMSG HCG Oestradiol-17β Na Pyruvate Na Penicillin G Streptomycin Content Amount Per 100 ml 9 ml 9 ml 10% 6 mg/ml 10% 20 µg/ml 10 IU/ml 1 µg/ml 20 mmol 100 IU/ml 100 µg/ml

Criteria of maturation Germinal vesicle (GV) Inter phase chromosomes enclosed within a nuclear membrane. Germinal vesicle breakdown (GVBD) An absence of a visible nuclear membrane and chromatin condensation characterized by a cluster of DNA material without individual chromosomes. Metaphase-І (MІ) Chromosomes were condensed in pairs and without detected polar body (immature oocytes). Metaphase-II (MII) One the larger group of chromosome formed an equatorial plate and the remaining chromosomes are highly condensed or had extruded a polar body (oocytes mature). Degenerated Oocytes were vacuolated or had scattered or highly condensed chromatin.

Results

Table 2. Air temperature, relative humidity, temperature-humidity index and length of day light, during breeding and non-breeding seasons. Season Temperature-humidity Air temperature (⁰C) Relative humidity (%) index (THI) Minimum Maximum Minimum Maximum Minimum Maximum Length of day light (hr) Breeding 11.23 21.66 43.02 58.49 50.80 68.02 12.24 Nonbreeding 20.84 34.30 42.67 63.66 65.88 86.60 15.24

Table 3. Effect of breeding and non-breeding season on invitro maturation rate of camel oocytes. Season Total Oocyte number Criteria of maturation Germinal vesicle Germinal vesicle Metaphase-I Metaphase-II Degenerated breakdown N % N % N % N % No. % Breeding 710 99 13.9 93 13.1 120 16.9 257 36.2 a 141 19.9 b Non- breeding 650 86 13.2 90 13.9 111 17.1 217 33.4 b 146 22.5 a a and b : Means denoted within the same column with different superscripts are significantly different (P<0.05).

Table 4. Effect of maturation media on in-vitro maturation rate of camel oocytes. Criteria of maturation Type of medium Total Oocyte number GV GVB Metaphase-І Metaphase-II Degenerated N % N % N % N % N % TCM 199 700 87 12.4 b 90 12.9 b 116 16.7 b 253 36.1 a 154 22.0 a MEM 660 98 14.8 a 93 14.1 a 115 17.4 a 221 33.5 b 133 20.1 b a and b : Means denoted within the same column with different superscripts are significantly different (P<0.05). TCM199 = Tissue Culture Medium; MEM = Minimum Essential Medium

Table 5. Effect of type of serum on in-vitro maturation rate of camel oocytes. Type of serum Total oocyte number Germinal vesicle Germinal vesicle breakdown Criteria of maturation Metaphase-І Metaphase- II Degenerated N % N % N % N % N % FDCS 465 52 11.2 b 61 13.1 a 70 15.1 b 190 40.8 a 92 19.8 b BSA 455 64 14.1 a 65 14.3 a 83 18.2 a 152 33.4 b 91 20.0 b ESS 440 69 15.7 a 57 13.0 a 78 17.7 a 132 30.0 C 104 23.6 a a and b : Means denoted within the same column with different superscripts are significantly different (P<0.05). FDCS = Fetal Dromedary Camel Serum; BSA = Boivne Serum Albumin; ESS = Estrus Sheep Serum a, b and C : Means denoted within the same column with different superscripts are significantly different at P<0.05. FDCS = Fetal Dromedary Camel Serum; BSA = Bovine Serum Albumin; ESS = Estrus Sheep Serum.

TCM 199 * FDCS TCM 199 * BSA TCM 199 * ESS GV GVB Metaphase І 51, 21% 23, 10 % 30, 12% 35, 15% 48, 21% 28, 12% 33, 14% 55, 24% 36, 16% 27, 12% Metaphase II 101; 42% 80; 35% 41, 18% 72; 31% 40, 17% Degenerated MEM * FDCS MEM * BSA MEM * ESS 41, 18% 29, 13% 43, 19% 36, 16% 49, 23% 33, 16% 31, 14% 32, 14% 30, 14% 89; 40% 35, 15% 72; 32% 42, 19% 60; 29% 38, 18%

Conclusion use of TCM-199 medium for in vitro maturation of camel oocytes added with fetal dromedary camel serum (FDCS) to promote in vitro camel oocytes maturation for in-vitro fertilization programme to enhance of fertilizing ability of she-camel oocytes, especially during breeding season.

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