Titlebook: Animal Biotechnology 1; Reproductive Biotech Heiner Niemann,Christine Wrenzycki Textbook 2018 Springer International Publishing AG, part of

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ET-Technologies in Small Ruminants,e success of this technique is unpredictable due to many limiting factors that contribute to the overall results, such as the reproductive seasonality with a long, naturally occurring anestrus period, high variability of the superovulatory response, fertilization failures, and the need of surgery fo

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In Vitro Production of (Farm) Animal Embryos, It requires ICSI because conventional IVF does not work in this species. In small ruminants, application of IVP on the commercial and research basis is low compared to other livestock species..Despite all the improvements, embryos generated in vitro still differ from their in vivo-derived counterpa

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The Evolution of Farm Animal Biotechnology,ndation of agriculture as it is known today. Initially, domesticated animals were selected according to phenotype and/or specific traits adapted to a local climate and production system. The science-based breeding systems used today originated with the introduction of statistical methods in the sixt

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Future Agricultural Animals: The Need for Biotechnology,cording to the hundreds of agricultural environments on our planet. In the course of domestication and husbandry of animals, phenotypes have continually evolved, a process that has accelerated over the past century. Specifying desirable phenotypes of future farm animals has become exceedingly comple

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Artificial Insemination in Domestic and Wild Animal Species,also a basic tool for advanced assisted reproductive technologies in animal species. This article reviews the state-of-the-art and current development in AI, including its principle steps, i.e., collection, evaluation, and preservation of semen, as well as various insemination strategies. Opportunit

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Embryo Transfer Technology in Cattle,with the importation of European breeds of cattle into North America. Since that time commercial bovine embryo transfer has grown throughout the world, and in 2016, approximately one million bovine embryos were transferred, and several thousands of embryos were transported internationally. Because i