Simple Summary Infertility is a problem in the livestock industry. The impact of these cases
can be a long calving interval period, increasing the operational costs. Male livestock should …

With artificial insemination (AI) and other precision dependent assisted reproductive
technologies (ART) being followed in large scale in human and animal reproduction …

Prediction of bull fertility is critical for the sustainability of both dairy and beef cattle
production. Even though bulls produce ample amounts of sperm with normal parameters …

Mammalian spermatozoa deliver various classes of RNAs to the oocyte during fertilization,
and many of them may regulate fertility. The objective of the present study was to determine …

Bull fertility, ability of the sperm to fertilize and activate the egg that sustain embryo
development, is vitally important for effective and efficient production of cattle. Fertility is a …

Crossbred bulls produced by crossing Bos taurus and Bos indicus suffer with high incidence
of infertility/subfertility problems; however, the etiology remains poorly understood. The …

Mature spermatozoa harbor both coding and non-coding type of RNAs which regulates
spermatogenesis, fertilization and early development. Characterization of bovine sperm …

Bull fertility is an important economic trait in sustainable cattle production, as infertile or
subfertile bulls give rise to large economic losses. Current methods to assess bull fertility are …

Spermatozoa deliver more than the paternal genome into the oocyte; they also carry
remnant messenger RNA from spermatogenesis. The RNA profiles of spermatozoa from …

Fertility is an important economic trait in livestock and poultry that relies on the genetic merit
of both males and females. Despite the importance of the paternal contribution to …