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Fetal sexing in bovine embryos for in vitro production – literature review.

de Lucena LM;
Delfino KS;
Prazeres TA;
da Silva WG;
Ferrer DMV;
Leite DKVH

Larissa Marques de Lucena

Karina da Silva Delfino

Talyta Alves Prazeres

Weslley Garcia da Silva

Daniela Mello Vianna Ferrer

Dala Kezen Vieira Hadman Leite


Keywords

Fetal sexing
bovine
in vitro production

Abstract

The genetic improvement in animal production has been expanding day by day. Cattle farming is an area that increasingly needs the use of biotechnologies because commercially, the birth of genetically improved calves has been essential to ensure the quality of the herd. The early diagnosis of the fetus has helped producers to guide their strategies along the production chain, whether in dairy or beef cattle. Cattle farming is efficient regarding the use of biotechnologies for genetic improvement. The agricultural sector has been seeking to revolutionize animal production, for sustainable use, prioritizing animal welfare without harming profits. Factors such as nutrition, management, and health have been implemented in dairy farms to help these animals express their genetic potential (BECHER et al., 2018).

DOI:https://doi.org/10.56238/alookdevelopv1-047


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Copyright (c) 2023 Larissa Marques de Lucena, Karina da Silva Delfino, Talyta Alves Prazeres , Weslley Garcia da Silva, Daniela Mello Vianna Ferrer, Dala Kezen Vieira Hadman Leite

Author(s)

  • Larissa Marques de Lucena
  • Karina da Silva Delfino
  • Talyta Alves Prazeres
  • Weslley Garcia da Silva
  • Daniela Mello Vianna Ferrer
  • Dala Kezen Vieira Hadman Leite