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The winners of the Day of the Doctoral Student 2019 have been announced
For the 19th time, the FBN has organized a competition for doctoral students.
FBN colloquium "Vocal behavior of dairy cattle during natural estrus and superovulation and a possible solution for automatic detection of individual vocalization rates"
A colloquium will take place on the 09.12.2019: "Vocal behavior of dairy cattle during natural estrus and superovulation and a possible solution for…
FBN colloquium "Why TGF‐beta2 is the better transforming growth factor"
A colloquium will take place on the 02.12.2019: "Why TGF‐beta2 is the better transforming growth factor".
FBN colloquium "Porcine congenital splay leg syndrome – aspects of muscle physiology, metabolism and genetics"
A colloquium will take place on the 25.11.2019: "Porcine congenital splay leg syndrome – aspects of muscle physiology, metabolism and genetics".
FBN colloquium "Metabotype and its persistency in lactating Holstein cows"
A colloquium will take place on the 11.11.2019: "Metabotype and its persistency in lactating Holstein cows".
FBN colloquium "Novel insights into glucocorticoid signaling gained from the analysis of transcriptome responses to dexamethasone depending on dose and genetically‐based glucocorticoid receptor sensitivity"
A colloquium will take place on the 28.10.2019: "Novel insights into glucocorticoid signaling gained from the analysis of transcriptome responses to…
FBN colloquium "What does a p value tell you about your data – and what doesn’t"
A colloquium will take place on the .2019: "What does a p value tell you about your data – and what doesn’t".
The pikeperch’s genome is finally assembled
In a study recently published in the scientific journal Genes MDPI, researchers from the "Fish Genetic Unit" of FBN's Genome Biology Institute in…
Redefining the future of cattle breeding
Scientists from the German Leibniz association coordinate major international research project on cattle genome function Led by FBN, scientists from…
FBN colloquium "From primates to pigs: How measuring oxytocin can help to understand the benefits of social relationships for animals"
A colloquium will take place on the 07.10.2019: "From primates to pigs: How measuring oxytocin can help to understand the benefits of social…