Reproductive genomics in domestic animals
Reproductive Genomics in Domestic Animals is a thorough examination of genomics resources, tools and approaches for improved fertility and reproductive efficiency in livestock species, encompassing genome sciences, advanced biotechnology, and genomically optimized reproduction systems
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| Language: | English |
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Ames, Iowa :
Wiley-Blackwell ,
c2010
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Table of Contents:
- 1. Reproductive genomics: genome, transcriptome and proteome resources
- 2. Quantitative genomics of female reproduction
- 3. Quantitative genomics of male reproduction
- 4. Genetics and genomics of reproductive disorders
- 5. Genetics of reproductive diseases in cattle and swine
- 6. Comparative genomics of Y chromosome and male fertility
- 7. Mitochondriomics of reproduction and fertility
- 8. Functional genomics studies of ovarian function in livestock: physiological insight gained and perspective for the future
- 9. Physiological genomics of preimplantation embryo development in production animals
- 10. Physiological genomics of conceptus-endometrial interactions mediating corpus luteum rescue
- 11. Physiological genomics of placental growth and development
- 12. Cellular, molecular and genomic mechanisms regulating testis function in livestock
- 13. The epigenome and its relevance to somatic cell nuclear transfer and nuclear reprograming
- 14. Biotechnology and fertility regulation
- 15. Proteomics of male seminal plasma
- 16. Evolutionary genomics of sex determination in domestic animals
- 17. Toxicogenomics of reproductive endocrine disruption
- 18. Nutrigenomics for improved reproduction