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Identification of sperm proteins as biomarkers of field fertility in Holstein-Friesian bulls used for artificial insemination by Rabaglino, M.B., Le Danvic, C., Schibler, L., Kupisiewicz, K., Perrier, J.P., O'Meara, C.M., Kenny, D.A., Fair, S., Lonergan, P.

“…Despite passing stringent quality control, bulls used in artificial insemination can vary significantly in their fertility, emphasizing the need for reliable…”
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Genetic parameters for bull effects on in vitro embryo production (IVP) and relationship between semen quality traits and IVP performance by Gebreyesus, G., Secher, J.B., Lund, M.S., Kupisiewicz, K., Ivask, M., Hallap, T., Pärn, P., Su, G.

“…In vitro production of embryos (IVP) is increasingly applied in dairy cattle breeding and promises widespread use of females of superior genetic merits. One of…”
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Osteoclast nuclei of myeloma patients show chromosome translocations specific for the myeloma cell clone: a new type of cancer-host partnership? by Andersen, TL, Boissy, P, Sondergaard, TE, Kupisiewicz, K, Plesner, T, Rasmussen, T, Haaber, J, Kølvraa, S, Delaissé, J-M

“…A major clinical manifestation of bone cancers is bone destruction. It is widely accepted that this destruction is not caused by the malignant cells…”
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Effect of freezing bull semen in two non‐egg yolk extenders on post‐thaw sperm quality by Lima‐Verde, IB, Johannisson, A, Ntallaris, T, Al‐Essawe, E, Al‐Kass, Z, Nongbua, T, Dórea, F, Lundeheim, N, Kupisiewicz, K, Edman, A, Morrell, JM

“…Contents Traditionally, extenders for bull semen included egg yolk or milk, but recently there has been a move to avoid material of animal origin. The aim of…”
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Pulse treatment with the proteasome inhibitor bortezomib inhibits osteoclast resorptive activity in clinically relevant conditions by Boissy, P, Andersen, T.L, Lund, T, Kupisiewicz, K, Plesner, T, Delaissé, J.M

“…Abstract Myeloma bone disease is due to bone degradation by osteoclasts, and absence of repair by bone forming osteoblasts. Recent observations suggest that…”
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The transcriptomic response of bovine uterine tissue is altered in response to sperm from high and low fertility bulls by Donnellan, Eimear M., Cormican, P., Kupisiewicz, K., Fair, S., Meade, K.G.

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