Livestock Breeding Gender Control Technology Settled in Inner Mongolia
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Two sperm separation systems, which are related to the revolution in reproductive technology and innovation in dairy cattle breeding, were officially launched on January 21 at the Shengle Economic Park in Hohhot. So far, SEKS Biotech Co., Ltd. of Inner Mongolia has become the first high-tech enterprise in China to produce seminal fluid-controlled semen. Zhou Dehai, an adviser to the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region government, attended the launching ceremony. Secstar is the first high-tech biotech company in China that has obtained authorization from the US XY company and introduced the world's exclusive patented sperm separation system to conduct mammalian sperm separation research and the commercial application of the cow's sex control commercial technology. The company relies on the high-level technology research and development platform of China Agricultural University and the deep professional skills of overseas returning scholars. On the one hand, it uses this technology to carry out the protection of endangered wildlife in China. On the other hand, it cooperates closely with the Animal Improvement Station of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region to jointly develop production. Dairy cattle XY segregated frozen semen fills the gap in gender control products for livestock breeding in the Chinese market. In the first phase, the company invested 22 million yuan to purchase two sets of US separation systems for sperms and a number of related instruments and equipment, and established a standardized sperm separation chamber, auxiliary laboratory, and related construction facilities of 2,000 square meters. The company's current main product is cow-controlled frozen semen. Sexually controlled frozen semen can be directly used for artificial insemination. It can also be used for the production of sexually controlled embryos, reducing the production costs of dairy cows and expanding the scope of application of sexually controlled embryo transfer technology.