Dahlbom et al.[ 10] found that dogs from kennels with reproductive problems had significantly higher CHV1 titers than dogs from kennels without reproduction problems.
'When printing was introduced in the 1300s, parchment reached its limits, partly because of expense and partly because of reproduction problems.' But Sophie Vandebroek, the vice-president of Xerox research and technology, concedes that people will always want the feel and smell of paper.
However, wet etching or nano-particle pattern with wet or dry etching used in most surface roughening techniques suffered the uniformity and reproduction problems.
Administering LIF to these mice reversed their reproduction problems, improving their pregnancy rate to 100% and increasing their litter size, but had no effect on mice that carried the p53 gene, the researchers report in the 29 November issue of Nature.
Although hybrids make suitable pets, the breeding of hybrids and cloning can cause health and reproduction problems.
Toxoplasma gondii is a major problem for the sheep industry as it may cause reproduction problems.
A total of 234,232 lactations were included, of which 35,827 (corresponding to 15.3%) was due to reproduction problems.
Moreover, at higher doses still below the classical agricultural dilutions, its toxicity on placental cells could induce some reproduction problems.
Animals were culled at the end of lactation (286 days, SD = 27) due to reproduction problems or chronic, usually asymptomatic, recurrent and incurable mammary gland inflammation.
Nevertheless, the authors conclude that the demonstrated toxicity of Roundup, even at concentrations below those in agricultural use, could contribute to some reproduction problems.
