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-ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR-

JOHN BROMFIELD

-DEPARTMENT OF ANIMAL SCIENCES-
-UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA-

New Staff

The Bromfield lab welcome new staff members Keenan Kan and Sossi Iacovides. More information can be found on their own webpages.

Featured Posts

Bromfield lab represented at the ANS symposium 2020

Bromfield lab represented at the ANS symposium 2020

Preventing Postpartum Uterine Disease in Dairy Cattle Depends on Avoiding, Tolerating and Resisting

Preventing Postpartum Uterine Disease in Dairy Cattle Depends on Avoiding, Tolerating and Resisting

Experimentally Induced Endometritis Impairs the Developmental Capacity of Bovine Oocytes

Experimentally Induced Endometritis Impairs the Developmental Capacity of Bovine Oocytes

Uterine Infection Alters the Transcriptome of the Bovine Reproductive Tract Three Months Later

Uterine Infection Alters the Transcriptome of the Bovine Reproductive Tract Three Months Later

Seminal plasma increases birth weight of heifer calves

Seminal plasma increases birth weight of heifer calves

Semen components elicit changes in the endometrium

Semen components elicit changes in the endometrium

Bacterial components compromise oocyte quality

Bacterial components compromise oocyte quality

Graduation for Jason Rizo

Graduation for Jason Rizo

Uterine disease leaves a long-term mark on the follicle

Uterine disease leaves a long-term mark on the follicle

Animal model of induced experimental uterine disease.

Animal model of induced experimental uterine disease.

Recent Posts

Congratulations Gaby

Bromfield lab feature

First place to Zack Seekford

Congratulations Dr Paula Molinari

Congratulations Dr Mackenzie Dickson

Bromfield lab represented at the ANS symposium 2020

New robot for pipetting

Sperm Stem Cell Transplantation – a New Tool for Livestock Breeding

Uterine infusion of bacteria alters the transcriptome of bovine oocytes

Preventing Postpartum Uterine Disease in Dairy Cattle Depends on Avoiding, Tolerating and Resisting

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