The drying‐off is a stressful stage of the lactation cycle of dairy cows that deeply affects
cows' metabolism, inflammatory status, and immune system. The promising effects observed …

Positive effects have been observed as a result of Aloe arborescens supplementation in the
dry-off phase in dairy cows. Metabolomic approaches can provide additional information …

Fertility is a crucial aspect of dairy herd efficiency and sustainability. Among factors
influencing fertility in dairy cattle, metabolic stress and systemic inflammation of animals are …

Bovine respiratory disease (BRD) remains the leading infectious disease in beef cattle
production systems. Host gene expression upon facility arrival may indicate risk of BRD …

Distraction osteogenesis (DO) represents a highly effective method for addressing
significant bone defects; however, it necessitates a long treatment period. Exosomes are key …

The low susceptibility to mastitis of female donkey (jenny) mammary glands and the strong
immune properties of donkey milk are acknowledged, but little is known about the genes …

Thanks to improvements in genetics, nutrition, and management, modern dairy cows can still
produce large amounts of milk at the end of lactation, with possible negative effects on …

During the transition to calving, dairy ruminants undergo physiological changes affecting
several metabolic functions, including feeding behavior, nutrient flux and redistribution …

Anticoagulants, such as ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid (EDTA), sodium citrate (Na-citrate),
or heparin are normally used in hematological clinical tests to prevent coagulation. Although …