Implantation in cattle is a key developmental checkpoint for pregnancy success. It involves
careful spatiotemporal changes to the transcriptional landscape of the endometrium, with the …

ABSTRACTS Genome-wide association studies are a powerful tool to identify genomic
regions and variants associated with phenotypes. However, only limited mutual confirmation …

The endometrium is fundamentally required for successful pregnancy in ruminants and
species where the posthatching conceptus undergoes a protracted elongation and peri …

This study investigated bovine conceptus-induced modifications to the endometrial
transcriptome related to effects of interferon tau (IFNT), conceptus origin (in vivo vs. in vitro) …

The molecular interactions between the maternal environment and the developing embryo
are key for early pregnancy success and are influenced by factors such as maternal …

The molecular consequences of the metabolic stress caused by milk production of dairy
cows in the early embryo are largely unknown. The objective was to determine the impact of …

Dairy cattle science has evolved greatly over the past century, contributing significantly to
the improvement in milk production achieved today. However, a new approach is needed to …

Conceptus elongation coincides with one of the periods of greatest pregnancy loss in cattle
and is characterized by rapid trophectoderm expansion, commencing~ Day 13 of …

Knowledge of how the biochemical composition of the bovine oviduct is altered due to the
oviduct anatomy or the presence of an embryo is lacking. Thus, the aim of this study was to …

Background Lactation and associated metabolic stresses during the post-partum period
have been shown to impair fertility in dairy cows. The oviduct plays key roles in embryo …