Joerg Aurich

Professor in Animal Reproduction

University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna

Austria

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Joerg Aurich is a Professor in Animal Reproduction at the University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna, Austria. His research focuses on various aspects of equine reproduction, including stress responses in sport horse stallions, fetal development in Shetland ponies, and hormonal regulation in mares. He also investigates the implications of cryopreservation on horse semen and the effects of progesterone on conception outcomes in horses.

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Camille Gautier

Associate Professor in Animal Sciences

UNiLaSalle

FRANCE

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Christine Aurich

Associate Professor

University of Veterinary Medicine Vienna

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

Stress response of 18-, 24- and 30-month-old sport horse stallions to a pretraining programme.

Involvement of somatotrophic hormones in the postpartum regulation of ovarian activity in mares.

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

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

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

Short communication: Retrospective analysis of obligatory testing results for Equine virus arteritis reveals a decrease of its seroprevalence in stallions used for artificial insemination.

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

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Camille Gautier

Christine Aurich

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