MARIA A GIL

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Universidad de Murcia

Spain

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Maria A Gil is a Professor at the University of Murcia in Spain. Her research focuses on reproductive biology and cryobiology, with recent articles investigating gene dysregulation in placental development and the effects of cryopreservation on porcine reproductive cells. She has contributed to understanding the immunological response to pig embryos and the optimization of in vitro embryo development. Her work enhances the scientific comprehension of porcine reproduction, with implications for both animal husbandry and biomedical research.

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Heriberto Rodriguez-Martinez

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Linköping University

SWEDEN

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Cristina Cuello

SPAIN

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Emilio A. Martinez

Universidad de Murcia

SPAIN

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Cristina A Martinez

Linköping University

SWEDEN

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Inmaculada Parrilla

Associate Professor

SPAIN

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ELEONORA IACONO

Professor

University of Bologna

ITALY

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CAROLINA MASIDE MIELGO

Profesora Ayudante Doctor

Universidad de León

SPAIN

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Juan Maria Vazquez

Professor

Universidad de Murcia

SPAIN

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MARIA A GIL

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Articles (13)

Gene dysregulation impairs placental angiogenesis in allogeneic pig pregnancies

The Cryotop vitrification system is competent for the simultaneous cryopreservation of large numbers of pig in vitro‐produced blastocysts

Cryopreservation of highly extended pig spermatozoa remodels its proteome and counteracts polyspermic fertilization in vitro

The Use of a Brief Synchronization Treatment after Weaning, Combined with Superovulation, Has Moderate Effects on the Gene Expression of Surviving Pig Blastocysts

Exogenous Melatonin in the Culture Medium Does Not Affect the Development of In Vivo-Derived Pig Embryos but Substantially Improves the Quality of In Vitro-Produced Embryos.

Immunological uterine response to pig embryos before and during implantation.

Equilibration time with cryoprotectants, but not melatonin supplementation during in vitro maturation, affects viability and metaphase plate morphology of vitrified porcine mature oocytes

Transcriptional Profiling of Porcine Blastocysts Produced In Vitro in a Chemically Defined Culture Medium

Intrauterine Infusion of TGF-β1 Prior to Insemination, Alike Seminal Plasma, Influences Endometrial Cytokine Responses but Does Not Impact the Timing of the Progression of Pre-Implantation Pig Embryo Development

Effects of Vitrification on the Blastocyst Gene Expression Profile in a Porcine Model

Blastocyst-Bearing Sows Display a Dominant Anti-Inflammatory Cytokine Profile Compared to Cyclic Sows at Day 6 of the Cycle

N-(2-mercaptopropionyl)-glycine enhances in vitro pig embryo production and reduces oxidative stress.

Seminal Plasma Induces Overexpression of Genes Associated with Embryo Development and Implantation in Day-6 Porcine Blastocysts

Collaborators (8)

Heriberto Rodriguez-Martinez

Cristina Cuello

Emilio A. Martinez

Cristina A Martinez

Inmaculada Parrilla

ELEONORA IACONO

CAROLINA MASIDE MIELGO

Juan Maria Vazquez

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