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Advances in Experimental Medicine and Biology|August 6, 2014
The koala (Phascolarctos cinereus): a case study in the development of reproductive technology in a marsupialStephen D Johnston, William V HoltAdvances in Experimental Medicine and Biology|September 1, 2019
Using the Koala (Phascolarctos cinereus) as a Case Study to Illustrate the Development of Artificial Breeding Technology in Marsupials: an UpdateStephen D Johnston, William V HoltJournal of Assisted Reproduction and Genetics|October 5, 2021
Desiccated cat spermatozoa retain DNA integrity and developmental potential after prolonged storage and shipping at non-cryogenic temperaturesPei-Chih Lee, Jennifer Zahmel, Katarina Jewgenow, et al.Biology of Reproduction|April 12, 2013
Retention of structure and function of the cat germinal vesicle after air-drying and storage at suprazero temperatureJennifer E Graves-Herring, David E Wildt, Pierre ComizzoliFrontiers in Veterinary Science|April 23, 2026
Dehydration-based preservation of cat cumulus-oocyte complexes is not improved by membrane-permeable trehalosePei-Chih Lee, Yuqing Yang, Kaywalee Chatdarong, et al.Biopreservation and Biobanking|July 4, 2026
Response of Domestic Cat Primary Fibroblasts to Trehalose-Loading Methods, Air-Drying, and Storage Conditions at Non-freezing TemperaturesDanielle M Sosnicki, Abigail Jensen, Olivia Spicer, et al.Theriogenology|December 19, 2024
Celebrating a milestone and looking at the future of TheriogenologyMarc-Antoine Driancourt, Pierre Comizzoli, Leonardo F C BritoTrends in Biotechnology|October 11, 2020
Understanding and Assisting Reproduction in Wildlife Species Using MicrofluidicsSéverine Le Gac, Marcia Ferraz, Bastien Venzac, et al.Molecular Reproduction and Development|December 8, 2009
Lessons from biodiversity--the value of nontraditional species to advance reproductive science, conservation, and human healthDavid E Wildt, Pierre Comizzoli, Budhan Pukazhenthi, et al.Theriogenology|July 9, 2019
Responsiveness of the cheetah (Acinonyx jubatus) ovary to exogenous gonadotropins after preemptive oral progestin treatmentPaweena Thuwanut, Janine L Brown, Pierre Comizzoli, et al.Pageof 23