Titlebook: Sustainable Agriculture Reviews 59; Animal Biotechnology Vinod Kumar Yata,Ashok Kumar Mohanty,Eric Lichtfou Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if app

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Oogenesis and Folliculogenesis,uence of the antral follicle count in the reproductive performance in cattle. Finally, we present recent hypotheses about follicular renewal and new insights on epigenetic modifications during folliculogenesis.

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Proteomics of Animal Viruses,echnologies and approaches. We review viral proteomics studies on common animal viruses, categorized as animal viruses, human viruses and zoonotic viruses, to understand the role of proteins altered during viral infection. This review also provides a list of proteins altered during virus infections and their probable role in viral pathogenesis.

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Book 2023sed remarkable developments on biotechnological methods to produce the elite animal breeds. The global animal food requirement has been steadily increasing, and animal production needs to be increased as per the global needs. This book covers various aspects of animal biotechnology such as, reproduc

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Reproductive Biotechnologies Applied to the Female Sheep and Goat, use of small ruminants as animal models; and developing innovative biomedicine technologies. Multiple ovulation and embryo transfer (MOET), . embryo production (IVP) and embryo sexing and cryopreservation, are some of the biotechnologies available for use. The control of the estrous cycle, the pred

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Proteomics of Animal Viruses,s occur due to viral infections where viral proteins share contributions in host-cell interactions. The study of these altered proteins and their role in viral infection is crucial to understand a biological system or disease progression, to identify markers for diagnosis and prognosis, and to devel

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Influence of the Ovarian Reserve and Oocyte Quality on Livestock Fertility,productivity, resulting in economic loss. Fertility in livestock species is leaned over the years as the demand for livestock products is increasing. The most common causes of decline in fertility are diseases, nutrition, genetics, management, gamete quality, and quantity. Primarily, the fertility l

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