Simple Summary Currently, there are two recognized genera of buffalo worldwide: the
Syncerus (from the African continent), and the Bubalus (from the southwest Asian continent …

Veterinary cytogenetics is an area of genetics that deals with normal or abnormal
chromosomes of animals. Chromosome abnormalities in cattle can cause significant …

The aim of this study was to evaluate the genome integrity so as to assess the adaptability of
three breeds of indigenous cattle reared under arid and semi-arid regions of Rajasthan …

In most of the cases male infertility is due to low spermatozoa count, poor spermatozoa
quality and DNA fragmentation. It may be the end result of one or more factors that include …

Milk production and processing in Egypt is a basically function of buffalo and cattle. Various
reasons justify sterility and low reproductive performance in livestock, among them …

Standardized karyotype and idiogram of the Mehsani buffalo (Bubalus bubalis) at Burirum
Livestock Research Station, Thailand, was studied. Blood samples were taken from two …

The artificial insemination (AI) technique plays an important role in improvement of
conception rate, prevention of sexually transmitted diseases and carryout of genetic material …

Chromosomal aberrations or abnormal karyotypes could be one reason for reproductive
failure in breeding bulls. The objective of the study was to detect chromosomal abnormalities …

In India, the dairy industries are mainly dependent on cattle and buffalo milk; therefore, cattle
and buffalo breeding bulls are considered as dairy bulls. Infertility and reduced fertility in …

The coexistence of two or more genetically distinct cell populations derived from a single
zygote is mosaicism which may be because of numerical or structural alteration in …