Christine Aurich

Associate Professor

University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna

Austria

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Christine Aurich is an Associate Professor at Veterinärmedizinische Universität Wien, Austria. Her research focuses on reproductive welfare in domestic animals, with particular interest in horses and ponies, as evidenced by her recent articles on fetal development, hormonal influences on fertility, and reproductive management practices. She also explores biomarkers related to male subfertility and the impact of environmental factors on reproductive success.

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Joerg Aurich

Professor in Animal Reproduction

University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna

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Camille Gautier

Associate Professor in Animal Sciences

UNiLaSalle

FRANCE

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A. Grahofer

SWITZERLAND

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Barbara Murphy

Assistant Professor

Dublin City University

IRELAND

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Importance of the social environment for reproductive and general welfare of domestic horse (Equus caballus) stallions

In mares resistant to endometrial infection, periovulatory treatment with ecbolic drugs does not influence uterine clearance or luteal development

Endocrine changes induced by GnRH immunisation and subsequent early re-stimulation of testicular function with a GnRH agonist in stallions

Assessment of fetal development during mid and late term pregnancies by standard B-Mode ultrasonography in Shetland ponies

Abundance of Anti-Muellerian hormone in cat ovaries and correlation of its plasma concentration with animal age, weight and stage of the estrous cycle

Low progesterone concentration in early pregnancy is detrimental to conceptus development and pregnancy outcome in horses

Double semen collection at a 1-h interval in dogs decreases the bacterial contamination of canine ejaculates

General and comparative aspects of endometritis in domestic species: A review

Shipping duration and temperature influence the characteristics of cryopreserved horse semen stored in different shipping devices for up to 14 days

Selection of frozen–thawed stallion semen by microfluidic technology

Protamine 2 and phospholipase C zeta 1 are possible biomarkers for the diagnosis of male subfertility in frozen-thawed stallion semen.

Low plasma progesterone concentration during the early luteal phase delays endometrial development and the beginning of placentation in mares

Suppression of reproductive behaviour and gonadal function in female horses—An update

Altrenogest treatment reduces the stress response of three-year-old warmblood mares during their initial equestrian training

Development of Foals Until One Year of Age When the Dam was Exposed to Blue Monochromatic Light Directed at One Eye During Late Pregnancy

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Joerg Aurich

Camille Gautier

A. Grahofer

Barbara Murphy

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