Tomas D Gonzalez

Assistant Professor and Extension Specialist

North Carolina State University

United States

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Tomas D Gonzalez is an Assistant Professor and Extension Specialist at North Carolina State University in the United States. His research areas include reproductive management, immune profiling, and microbiome contributions in dairy cows, as highlighted in his recent publications. Notable topics of interest include metritis, behavioral data applications, and the economic implications of targeted reproductive strategies. Through his work, he aims to improve reproductive performance and health in lactating dairy cattle.

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Washington State University

UNITED STATES

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Articles (10)

Case Report: Contralateral Pregnancies Are Carried to Term in Heifers but Not in Lactating Holstein Cows

Association between conditions affecting the vaginal portion of the cervix or the cranial portion of the vagina and reproductive performance in lactating dairy cows

Targeted reproductive management for lactating Holstein cows: Economic return

Multi-omics integration and immune profiling identify possible causal networks leading to uterine microbiome dysbiosis in dairy cows that develop metritis

An artificial intelligence approach of feature engineering and ensemble methods depicts the rumen microbiome contribution to feed efficiency in dairy cows

Application of behavior data to predictive exploratory models of metritis self-cure and treatment failure in dairy cows

Association between prepartum body condition score and prepartum and postpartum dry matter intake and energy balance in multiparous Holstein cows

Blood metabolomics and impacted cellular mechanisms during transition into lactation in dairy cows that develop metritis

Unraveling the immune and metabolic changes associated with metritis in dairy cows

Targeted reproductive management for lactating Holstein cows: Reducing the reliance on exogenous reproductive hormones

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José Eduardo Santos

Klibs Galvao

Corwin Nelson

Fabio Lima

Caio Figueiredo

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