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Research at the Reproductive Biology Center focuses on developing both basic and applied assisted reproductive technologies for use in livestock improvement, production of trangenic animals for biomedical applications and propagation of exotic and endangered species.
(Video) The focus of research at the Central Research Station in Baton Rouge includes improved genetics and reproductive physiology in livestock. Scientists also conduct research on soybeans, corn, cotton, wheat and oats.
Links to important information related to areas of research at Central Research Station: corn, cotton, grain sorghum, soybeans, wheat and oats, beef, horses, poultry, sheep and goats, and swine.
(2-minute video) The Reproductive Biology Center in St. Gabriel is home to research that benefits health and fertility of both livestock and humans. The center has a history of firsts in reproductive technology including producing calves from 40-year-old frozen bovine semen and a heart medication in the milk of transgenic goats.
Reproductive Biology Center
