FERNANDO J PEÑA

Universidad de Extremadura

Spain

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Francisco Eduardo Martín Cano

Universidad de Extremadura

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Juan Manuel Alonso

Researcher, Head of Department

Universidad de Extremadura

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FERNANDO J PEÑA

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Metagenomic and proteomic analyses reveal similar reproductive microbial profiles and shared functional pathways in uterine immune regulation in mares and jennies

Multidimensional data analysis algorithms facilitate and speed the analysis, and provide improved visualization of flow cytometry data in spermatology

Stallion spermatozoa express LDH isoforms A, B, and C, with LDHC playing a crucial role in sustaining sperm viability

Redox Regulation and Glucose Metabolism in the Stallion Spermatozoa

Aging of stallion spermatozoa stored in vitro is delayed at 22°C using a 67 mm glucose–10 mm pyruvate-based media

In vitro, the aging of stallion spermatozoa at 22 °C is linked to alteration in Ca<sup>2+</sup> and redox homeostasis and may be slowed by regulating metabolism

Reimagining stallion sperm conservation: Combating carbotoxicity through pyruvate-induced Warburg effect to enhance sperm longevity and function

Spermatozoa cooled to 5°C one day after collection from porcine commercial semen doses retain sperm functionality with reduced bacterial load

Spermatozoa cooled to 5°C one day after collection from porcine commercial semen doses retain sperm functionality with reduced bacterial load

Aging of stallion spermatozoa stored in vitro is delayed at 22°C using a 67 mm glucose-10 mm pyruvate-based media

Collaborators (2)

Francisco Eduardo Martín Cano

Juan Manuel Alonso

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