Arif Pandit: Immunological Frontiers in Livestock Reproduction
Arif Pandit, Assistant Professor at Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology-Srinagar, shared a post on LinkedIn about a paper published in Frontiers in Immunology:
“Excited to share our new Research Topic in Frontiers in Immunology: ‘Immunological Frontiers in Livestock Reproduction: From Maternal-Fetal Interface to Assisted Reproductive Technologies‘! is live now
As one of the Topic Editors, I invite researchers and colleagues to explore the latest advancements at the intersection of reproductive biology and immunology in livestock. This collection brings together groundbreaking studies on maternal-fetal immunology, reproductive technologies, and their impact on animal health and productivity.
Check out the Research Topic and consider submitting your work or sharing with your network.
Let’s push the boundaries of livestock science together!”
Title: Immunological Frontiers in Livestock Reproduction: From Maternal-Fetal Interface to Assisted Reproductive Technologies
Authors: Riaz Shah, Arif Pandit, Dharmendra Kumar, M. Yaqoob Wani, and Wilfried A. Kues
Read the full article.
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