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Is gene editing about to transform agriculture?
A powerful new tool is about to hit the agriculture scene. Gene editing technologies, such as CRISPR-Cas, are now enabling us to fast-track genetic alterations that would have taken generations to attain with selective breeding.
IVF Bioscience’s November Newsletter
Welcome to IVF Bioscience's November Newsletter. Read on to find out: 1. Why the vial you choose could be killing your embryos 2. How you could get hands-on IVF training in 2017
What caused the loss of half a million cows worldwide?
How can one bull have such a big impact? A genetic mutation traced back to one of the most prolific bulls in history is thought to be responsible for an estimated 500,000 spontaneous abortions
AETA-CETA/ACTE 2016
AETA-CETA/ACTE Joint Annual Convention September 29-October 1, 2016 St Louis, MO, USA The 2016 Joint Annual Convention of the American Embryo Transfer Association (AETA) and Canadian Embryo Transfer Association (CETA/ACTE) was IVF
What are the downsides of veganism? An alternative view
Veganism has been suggested by many as a potential solution to the increasing impact our modern lifestyles have on the planet around us. With a growing population, and growing pressure on land to provide
World’s first IVF Bison calves
In a world first, the Western College of Veterinary Medicine in Canada, has produced three healthy bison calves via in vitro fertilisation (IVF). The calves were born in July 2016, and are part of a
IVF Bioscience Scientific Advisor’s new Lab Facilities
Pictured: from left to right: Dr Birthe Avery, Dr Lotte Stroebech and Prof Poul Hyttel in the new facilities at UCPH. Dr Lotte Stroebech, Scientific Advisor to IVF Bioscience,
Visit to the Reproductive Sciences Lab at Texas A&M
IVF Bioscience have been on the road in the US visiting the Reproductive Sciences Lab at Texas A&M University. Pictured is IVF Bioscience’s Scientific Advisor Dr Lotte Stroebech with one of
