Biblioteca Istituto Zooprofilattico Sperimentale dell'Umbria e delle Marche
Sanità Pubblica Veterinaria: Numero 112, Febbraio 2019 [http://www.spvet.it/] ISSN 1592-1581

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Smart Poster: SERUM MICRORNAs IN BUFFALO COWS: POTENTIAL BIOMARKERS OF PREGNANCY - Micro RNA serici in femmine di bufalo: potenziali biomarker di gravidanza. [Ver. 1.0]
Tesista: Michela Capurro; Relatore: Danilo Zampini; Correlatore: Gabriella Guelfi, aoul Ciappelloni





Background

Reproductive efficiency is the primary factor affecting productivity. Failure to become pregnant leads to a negative impact on reproductive performances in the dairy industry and causes important economic losses by lengthening the interval between services and consequently the unproductive period.


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