Abstract.

This document provides a summary of various studies published in the journal "Reproduction in Domestic Animals." The studies cover a range of topics related to reproductive health in animals, including the role of growth differentiation factor 9 (GDF9) in equine ovary development, the effects of transport-related vibrations on semen quality in stallions, the protective effects of Lactobacillus-conditioned medium on bovine oocyte maturation, and the normal range of testicular diameters in European shorthair cats. Other studies explore simulators for training in artificial insemination, congenital malformations in veterinary medicine, oxygen consumption rates in cryopreserved bovine sperm, and the effects of mito-tempo on cryogenic viability and gene expression in bovine blastocysts. Additionally, the studies investigate the impact of heat stress on reproductive function in dairy cows, age-related changes in mitochondrial metabolism in rabbits, progesterone receptors in goat vaginal tumors, nanoplastics on bovine granulosa cell functions, and the dynamics of polymorph nuclear neutrophils in the oviduct of cows. The document also summarizes articles on the immune response in the bovine oviduct, mucin expression in bovine endometrial cells, lactobacillus treatment for clinical endometritis in dairy cows, interrupted labor in a Van cat, and protein expression in different stages of endometrial tissue. [Extracted from the article]