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The study, titled 'Long-term maternal exposure to atrazine in the drinking water reduces penis length in the tammar wallaby Macropus eugenii' was published in #RepFertilityDev last month.
https://t.co/bDbz8HXUO7
New research published in #RepFertilityDev provides evidence that a widely used herbicide “messes around with the way that our hormones are balanced within our bodies,” according to study co-author @AJ_Pask of @unimelb.
https://t.co/uxFMmG8ff9
New #RepFertilityDev out:
Maternal exposure to atrazine reduces penis length in the tammar wallaby; Leukaemia inhibitory factor increases αvβ3 integrin expression in cultured mouse blastocysts; & How does secondary hypogonadism affect spermatozoa proteome?
https://t.co/eyFIB0WJAm
The research article, titled 'Long-term maternal exposure to atrazine in the drinking water causes a reduction in penis length in the tammar wallaby (Macropus eugenii)', has just been published in #RepFertilityDev. https://t.co/APQZrmdpCw
New #RepFertilityDev issue online:
New directions in assisted breeding techniques for fish conservation; Maternal periconceptional and first trimester protein restriction in beef heifers; & Microfabrication of low-cost customisable counting chambers.
https://t.co/eyFIB0WJAm
New #RepFertilityDev:
Deletion of dpy-19 like 2 (DPY19L2) gene & globozoospermia;
Adrenocorticotrophic hormone & the expression of matrix metalloproteinases in the bovine ovary;
Foxp3 heterozygosity & the oestrous cycle in mice;
https://t.co/eyFIB0WJAm
This latest #RepFertilityDev Publisher-choice #OpenAccess paper is ‘Reproductive health research in Australia and New Zealand: highlights from the Annual Meeting of the @ReproductionSRB 2019’ by @amy_winship et al.
https://t.co/aR0W1E8aHp
This #RepFertilityDev double issue comprises the proceedings of the 46th Annual Conference of the International Embryo Technology Society, to be held in January 2020 with the program theme, ‘From Stem Cells to Neonates — the Embryo at the Center of All'.
https://t.co/PG23MmHCpH
The new #RepFertilityDev special issue compiles international research & clinical advancements in equine assisted reproduction techniques (ART). It includes papers on ART in the equine breeding industry, & current research on gamete & early embryo quality. https://t.co/eyFIB0WJAm
We're at #ESASRBAOTA2019 in Sydney have a great time with #RepFertilityDev Editor-in-Chief Graeme Martin and the @ReproductionSRB crew! If you're here too, pop by the SRB stand to find out more about the journal and speak to Journal Publisher @jennyfoster1968.
#OpenAccess article: The origins of genomic imprinting in mammals #RepFertilityDev #OA https://t.co/6xQ8HXuG3q
A new #RepFertilityDev special issue, titled 'Reproduction Down Under', focuses on reproduction, development and genetics in marsupials and monotremes https://t.co/eyFIB0WJAm
It was previously unclear whether subordinate male African wild dogs were subfertile, but the research shows male wild dogs of all social ranks produce similar quality semen, making them suitable candidates for sperm banking. Read more: https://t.co/Yx47CiD5sl #RepFertilityDev
This research was published in a #RepFertilityDev article entitled 'Social rank does not affect sperm quality in male African wild dogs (Lycaon pictus)' https://t.co/Yx47CiD5sl
“That’s a problem when it comes to saving a species, because we want to maximise genetic diversity,” says @jcu researcher @DamienParis_PHD about helping subordinate African wild dogs, which usually don't mate, join the breeding cycle https://t.co/6OOfnWzxYT #RepFertilityDev
The study, Exposure to atrazine during puberty reduces sperm viability, increases weight gain and alters the expression of key metabolic genes in the liver of male mice, mentioned in this article, was published in #RepFertilityDev here: https://t.co/zmKE40fboT
“We showed [atrazine] massively reduced the fertility of the male [mice] – and they became obese. This chemical is very damaging, even at this low concentration – which is not uncommon in Australia’s waterways.” New research published in #RepFertilityDev https://t.co/9kAfWwCKfh
The International Embryo Technology Society's annual conference starts this weekend. Did you know that we publish the conference proceedings in #RepFertilityDev? The journal is free to read for IETS members!
https://t.co/fDbFtzp4yn #IETS2019
Bum-biting wombats made headlines last year after #RepFertilityDev published two research papers about the reproductive biology of captive female southern hairy-nosed wombats: https://t.co/F7893Wqs9s
#CSIROPublishingBest2018
#OpenAccess article: Tropical summer induces DNA fragmentation in boar spermatozoa: implications for evaluating seasonal infertility #RepFertilityDev #OA https://t.co/lPn8dfJ43S
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