Until 2010, our knowledge of the uterine microbiome in cows that developed uterine disease
relied almost exclusively on culture-dependent studies and mostly included cows with …

Simple Summary Reproductive systems of cattle contain multiple microbes resident in the
female from a young age. Sometimes other harmful microbes can invade the genital tract …

Simple Summary The reproductive microbiome includes bacterial colonies within the
vagina, uterus, placental tissues and fluids, semen, and milk. Assessments of the human …

Due to the critical contribution of the uterine-associated microbiota in reproductive health,
physiology, and performance, culture-independent methods have been increasingly …

Undesirable microbial infiltration into the female bovine reproductive tracts, for example
during calving or mating, is likely to disturb the commensal microflora. Persistent …

The symbiotic interaction between mammals and their diverse microorganisms are of
importance because mutualism provides nutritional, developmental, physiologic, and …

Objectives were to evaluate differences in the uterine and serum metabolomes associated
with metritis in dairy cows. Vaginal discharge was evaluated using a Metricheck device …

The establishment of the intestinal microbiota is critical for the digestive and immune
systems. We studied the early development of the rectal microbiota in horse, a hindgut …

Uterine diseases and heat stress (HS) are major challenges for the dairy cow. Heat stress
alters host immune resilience, making cows more susceptible to the development of uterine …

Post-partum metritis is among the most prevalent disease in dairy cows affecting animal
welfare and inflicting considerable economic loses. While post-partum contamination of the …