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  • Flow chart image from the article indicating different outcomes of horse embryos

    de Mestre and Das labs publish review in Journal of Equine Medicine on contributing factors to equine pregnancy loss

    July 2026 This review, led by Graduate Student Anna McKane in the Das and de Mestre laboratory, examines how genetic abnormalities, particularly problems with chromosome numbers, contribute to pregnancy loss in horses and explores whether assisted reproductive technologies might influence these issues. Emerging evidence suggests that embryos created through laboratory techniques may have different [...]

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