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Increasing tha impact of elite boars using post-cervical-artificial insemination

From January 15 to 17th, Alberta (Canada) hosted a new edition of the Banff Pork Technical Seminar. Isaac Huerta, the veterinarian in charge of our technical project in North America, collaborated in the presentation of a poster. The research analyzed the impact of elite sires on the efficiency of pork production and considered the influence of traditional and postcervical insemination techniques on productive results.

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The human sperm origin

Report published on the science and technology Website www.sciencedaily.com which puts the sperm origin 600 millions years ago. In that case, the sperm production would share a common origin for any species.

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Microbial thermo temporal dynamics

Article published in Theriogenology on the thermo temporal dynamics of bacterial contamination and antimicrobials in diluted boar semen.

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HOECHST 33342: The dye that enabled differentiation of living X-and-Y chromosome bearing mammalian sperm

This article published in the Research Magazine Theriogenology deals with the action of the colouring HOECHST 3342.

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The addition of a source of Omega-3 fatty acids in the boar diet.

Article from the technical publication Theriogenology that aims to determine the effect of the addition of a source of Omega-3 fatty acids in the boar diet on semen quality and on the boar itself.