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ct-10427	Kimble, Katelyn ; Love, Charles 	Subfertility in a stallion caused by a genetic mutation affecting the acrosome reaction	2019	2	.pdf	application/pdf	458	18	39	Test for IAR was not considered initially because the level of fertility in this individual, while subfertile, was higher than a previous report (< 20% per cycle).2 This gene (FKBP6) has implications as a potential location for single nucleotide polymorphisms associated with IAR which can lead to stallion subfertility not explained by poor sperm quality.1,3,4 Additionally, this stallion was unusual compared to previous stallions with this condition because his fertility was higher. Subfertility in a stallion caused by a genetic mutation affecting the acrosome reaction Subfertility in a stallion caused by a genetic mutation affecting the acrosome reaction Katelyn Kimble, Charles Love College of Veterinary Medicine, Texas A&M University, College Station, TX Stallion subfertility is a major source of reproductive and economic loss in the horse industry.1 Diagnosis is often through conventional methods, e.g. evaluation of sperm motility and morphology, but occasionally routine testing is inadequate when stallions exhibit normal sperm quality and no apparent cause for subfertility.2 Semen samples (fixed and frozen) of a 5 year old Thoroughbred stallion were received by mail and evaluated for morphology and DNA quality.	cache/ct-10427.pdf	txt/ct-10427.txt