WilliamAllan King
Key Research Areas
Associated Researchers
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Buhr, Mary
University of Guelph -
Dyck, Michael
University of Alberta -
Pothier, François
Laval University -
Price, Christopher
University of Montreal -
Robert, Claude
Laval University -
Singh, Jaswant
University of Saskatchewan -
Sirard, MarcAndré
Laval University -
Smith, Lawrence
University of Montreal -
Tsang, Benjamin
University of Ottawa -
Adams, Gregg
University of Saskatchewan -
Bordignon, Vilceu
McGill University -
Dixon, Walter
University of Alberta -
Foxcroft, George
University of Alberta -
Kimmins, Sarah
McGill University -
King, William Allan
University of Guelph -
KING, William Allan
University of Guelph -
Lessard, Carl
University of Saskatchewan -
Li, Julang
University of Guelph -
Murphy, Bruce
University of Montreal -
Richard, François
Laval University
Associated Organizations
Recent Research Projects
Impact of embryo production method and environment on bovine development
2010/11-2014/15 • $305,000 • PI
Reproductive biotechnologies, encompassing sperm sexing, artificial insemination, in vitro embryo production and embryo transfer, are strategies for enhancing reproduction in humans and animals. In cattle, embryos generated by insemination of cows, have a 50 to 60% survival rate, however when...
Copy number variations as potential markers for boar fertility
2012/13 • $25,000 • PI
Fertility is a complex trait that has major impact on economical production and profitability in commercial swine operations. A recent estimate of the cost raising and using a single subfertile boar (producing below litter size) for AI was calculated to reach as much as $ 50,000. Currently, it...
Genetic markers of bull fertility
2010/11-2011/12 • $153,000 • PI,CO
The cattle industry has successfully been using genetic markers to select bulls for qualitative traits, especially to reduce recessive genetic disorders, but the current available markers have limited application for quantitative traits, such as fertility. Fertility has become the major breeding...
Workshop to determine need and feasibility for identification of markers of fertility in Canadian breeding boars
2011/12 • $4,300 • PI
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