Guilherme Rizzoto

Assistant professor

University of Bologna

Italy

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Guilherme Rizzoto is an Assistant Professor at the University of Bologna, Italy. His research focuses on various aspects of reproductive biology, animal health, and environmental control in livestock systems. Recent articles include investigations into sperm quality biomarkers, the impacts of agricultural practices on animal welfare, and hormonal dynamics in major livestock species.

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2020

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University of Queensland

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Is the proAKAP4 a suitable biomarker of X-sorted sperm quality from Nelore and Gir bulls?

Socioeconomic and investment profile of environment control in a swine integration system

The proAKAP4 concentrations in Nelore bull sperm and their relation to FTAI conception rate results.

Removal or substitution of in feed antimicrobials in swine production.

Can blood progesterone concentration identify non‐pregnant buffaloes to support oestrous resynchronization?

Ovarian and Oocyte Morphology During the Spring-Summer and Fall-Winter in Queens (Felis catus) Kept in a Tropical Climate

A comparison of immunological, chemical and surgical castration of Nelore bulls.

Acute mild heat stress alters gene expression in testes and reduces sperm quality in mice

Amelioration of heat stress-induced damage to testes and sperm quality.

Partial luteolysis during early diestrus in cattle downregulates VEGFA expression and reduces large luteal cell and corpus luteum sizes and plasma progesterone concentration.

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