Reproductive Technologies in Animals

Table of Contents

1. Reproductive Technologies in Cattle
James Richard Pursley and Jose Cibelli
2. Reproductive Technologies in the Equine
Marina Sansinena
3. Reproductive Technologies in Sheep
Salvatore Naitana and Sergio Ledda
4. Reproductive Technologies in Goats
Maria Teresa Paramio, Dolors Izquierdo and Sandra Soto-Heras
5. Reproductive Technologies in Swine
Joaquin Gadea, Pilar Coy, Carmen Matas, Raquel Romar and Sebastian Canovas
6. Reproductive Technologies in the Buffalo
Bianca Gasparrini, Giorgio A. Presicce, Gianluca Neglia, Riccardo Negrin and Luigi Zicarelli
7. Reproductive Technologies for the Conservation of Wildlife and Endangered Species
Gabriela Mastromonaco
8. Reproductive Technologies in Camelids
Julian A. Skidmore, Clara Malo, Elizabeth Crichton, Nisar Wani, Muren Herrid and Jane Vaughan
9. Reproductive Technologies in Companion Animals Gaia
Cecilia Luvoni, Maria Giorgia Morselli and Martina Colombo
10. Reproductive Technologies in Laboratory Animals
Takehito Kaneko and Wiebke Garrels
11. Standard and innovative reproductive biotechnologies for the development of finfish farming
Jennie Risopatr�n Gonzales, Osvaldo Merino Painen, Jorge Far�as Avenda�o, Iv�n Valdebenito Isler, Leydy Yasmin Sandoval Vargas and El�as E. Figueroa Figueroa Villalobos
12. Reproductive Technologies in nonhuman primates
Shihua Yang and Zulqarnain Baloch
13. Reproductive Technologies in Avian Species
Judit Barna, Krisztina Liptoi, Eszter Patakin� V�rkonyi and Barbara Vegi
14. Reproductive Technologies in the Honey Bee
Ajda Moskric, Giovanni Formato, Maja Ivana Smodis Skerl and Janez Presern
15. Spermatogonial Stem Cells: from Mouse to Dairy Goat
Jinlain Hua, John Clotaire Daguia Zambe and Yudong Wei
16. Reproductive technologies and pathogen transmission
Julie Gard

Authors

Giorgio Presicce Scientific Research Leader, ARSIAL, Roma, Italy. Dr. Giorgio A. Presicce, DVM, serves as a manager and expert on animal production and reproductive technologies in farm animals for ARSIAL, a governmental regional agency in Rome, Italy, on the forefront of innovation in agriculture. He served the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations in The Gambia at the International Trypanotolerant Centre. Dr. Presicce received his PhD from the University of Naples, Italy, in veterinary obstetrics and gynecology, followed by a post-doctoral position conducted at the Department of Animal Science at Cornell University, New York, United States, in farm animal reproductive physiology and embryo biotechnologies. He was a visiting assistant professor at the same department, and later a researcher scientist at PPL Therapeutics Inc., in Blacksburg, Virginia, United States, on the implementation of reproductive technologies in cattle. He received the China Friendship Award for scientific contributions in 2006.