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041 0 _aEnglish
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100 1 _aMartín Hidalgo, David
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700 1 _aMartín Hidalgo, David
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245 1 0 _aThe Era of Assisted Reproductive Technologies Tailored to the Specific Necessities of Species, Industry and Case Reports
260 _aBasel, Switzerland
_bMDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute
_c2021
300 _a1 electronic resource (258 p.)
506 0 _aOpen Access
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520 _aNowadays, assisted reproductive technologies (ARTs) have a pivotal role not only in achieving fertilization in subfertile animals, but they are also involved in the management of the herd, decreasing disease spread and even allowing offspring sex selection. Nonetheless, there are differences between species or even within species that have led researchers worldwide to focus on those differences in order to bypass these specific difficulties. This Special Issue, titled “The Era of Assisted Reproductive Technologies Tailored to the Specific Necessities of Species, Industry and Case Reports” and published in Animals, is composed of 12 original manuscripts and three reviews that offer an overview of current and future ARTs used to improve reproductive outcomes, mainly focused on farm animals, such as horse, pig, bovine, rabbit and ovine species. Thus, the Special Issue covers information from the classical point of view, including comparative studies of different semen extenders, to the most advanced technologies of sperm selection by thermotaxis or chemoattractants, as well as the improvement of sperm features by red light irradiation. The female and embryo contributions to ART outcomes are also covered, for instance, with a study that improves our knowledge by the metabolomic description of follicular fluid composition or the description of better culture conditions of oocytes. In brief, this Special Issue provides a balanced overview of emerging techniques and technologies used to preserve, improve, rescue or even create fertility for domestic farm animals with high economic impact.
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546 _aEnglish
650 7 _aMedicine
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653 _aIVM
653 _aoocytes
653 _aequine
653 _ametabolomic
653 _aembryo transfer
653 _areproductive fluids
653 _apregnancy
653 _avitrification
653 _acalving
653 _aselection programme
653 _aembryo vitrification
653 _aGompertz growth curve
653 _abiobanking
653 _areproductive performance
653 _astallion sperm
653 _acapacitation
653 _apenicillamine
653 _athermotaxis
653 _aselection
653 _aBMP15
653 _aram
653 _asemen
653 _asemen freezing
653 _asemen extender
653 _astallions
653 _asemen quality
653 _afertilizing ability
653 _aTris
653 _aboar spermatozoa
653 _aperfluorinated compounds
653 _aPFHxS
653 _aPFOS
653 _aspermatozoa toxicology
653 _aglucocorticoid receptor
653 _agene expression
653 _aRT-qPCR
653 _aseminal plasma
653 _afemale genital tract
653 _arabbit
653 _aspermatozoa
653 _aoocyte
653 _ain vitro fertilization
653 _aextracellular vesicles
653 _aassisted reproductive technologies
653 _aembryo
653 _aoocyte competence
653 _alivestock production
653 _aassisted reproductive technology
653 _aembryo development
653 _amicromanipulation
653 _ain vitro production
653 _ananoparticles
653 _aliposomes
653 _aexosomes
653 _acryopreservation
653 _asheep
653 _aovary storage
653 _atransport
653 _ain vitro embryo production
653 _asperm selection
653 _achemotaxis
653 _aIVF
653 _aIVC
653 _aporcine
653 _acryopreserved sperm
653 _asperm–oviduct interaction
653 _aARTs
653 _aequines
653 _ahorse
653 _asperm
653 _ared light irradiation
653 _aextender
653 _astraw
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