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CoRe Trainees

This page is devoted to our Trainees, who are represented by the Trainee Special Interest Group (T-SIG). CoRe’s central mission is devoted to training of stellar scientists and clinicians in reproductive health. As such, our trainees are critical to the activities of CoRe.

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News and Breakthroughs

  • Figure from Dr. de Mestre's study demonstrating high prevalence of triploidy and aneuploidy in equine POC

    Dr. Mandi de Mestre Publishes PNAS Article on Equine Miscarriage and Chromosomal Aberration

    August 2024 Dr. Mandi de Mestre's (Dorothy Havemeyer McConville Professor of Equine Medicine, Department of Biomedical Sciences, Baker Institute for Animal Health) laboratory published a research article in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) this month. The work, co-led by Postdoc Shebl Salem and laboratory manager Don Miller, along with previous [...]

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