Vilceu Bordignon

Associate Professor

McGill University

Canada

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Vilceu Bordignon is an Associate Professor at McGill University, Canada. His research focuses on areas such as in vitro embryo production, gonadotropin regulation, and early embryonic development in porcine and bovine models. He has published recent studies exploring the effects of natural antioxidants, transcriptome alterations in fibroblasts, and factors influencing embryo production efficiency.

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Mariana Priotto de Macedo

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McGill University

CANADA

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Serge McGraw

Associate Professor

Université de Montréal

CANADA

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Werner Giehl Glanzner

Assistant Professor (Research) in Applied Embryology and Genomics

McGill University

CANADA

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Eugenol as a natural antioxidant for porcine in vitro embryo production

Heterologous expression of bovine histone H1foo into porcine fibroblasts alters the transcriptome profile but not embryo development following nuclear transfer

NPR3 is regulated by gonadotropins and modulates bovine cumulus cell expansion

Laparoscopic ovum-pick up and in vitro embryo production in gonadotropin-stimulated gilts: Preliminary results and envisioned applications

Analysis of nuclear maturation, DNA damage and repair gene expression of bovine oocyte and cumulus cells submitted to ionizing radiation

DCAF13 and RNF114 participate in the regulation of early porcine embryo development

Simultaneous Inhibition of Histone Deacetylases and RNA Synthesis Enables Totipotency Reprogramming in Pig SCNT Embryos

Factors Affecting the Efficiency of In Vitro Embryo Production in Prepubertal Mediterranean Water Buffalo

DNA Damage Induction Alters the Expression of Ubiquitin and SUMO Regulators in Preimplantation Stage Pig Embryos

Cell Cycle Stage and DNA Repair Pathway Influence CRISPR/Cas9 Gene Editing Efficiency in Porcine Embryos

Bone morphogenetic protein 15 intrafollicular injection inhibits ovulation in cattle

Chromatin role in early programming of embryos.

In Vitro Production of Embryos from Prepubertal Holstein Cattle and Mediterranean Water Buffalo: Problems, Progress and Potential

Epidermal growth factor receptor signaling uncouples germ cells from the somatic follicular compartment at ovulation

Tauroursodeoxycholic acid acts via TGR5 receptor to facilitate DNA damage repair and improve early porcine embryo development

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Mariana Priotto de Macedo

Serge McGraw

Werner Giehl Glanzner

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