EFTBA Veterinary Newsletter – April 2019 Veterinary | EFTBA | 1st April 2019 April 2019 edition of the EFTBA Veterinary Newsletter. Editorial In our last newsletter, we looked at results of genetic studies in our time and possible connections with traditional views on possible peculiarities of horse- breeding. There, our subjects were the mitochondrial DNA and the dam-line in pedigrees. In this issue now, we discuss the role of paternally expressed genes in the placenta of the mare. Is there an influence of the maternal grandsire on the offspring? Are the modern genetic findings in accordance with views of our ancestors on this subject? Let’s have a look at some publications on these questions in earlier times and scientific discoveries of today. Dr Hanspeter Meier EFTBA Veterinary Advisor & Newsletter editor View and download the entire newsletter here Author – Dr Hanspeter Meier. Shared by kind permission of EFTBA and with thanks to Mrs. Eva-Maria Bucher-Haefner, Moyglare Stud Farm, for her valued sponsorship of the EFTBA Veterinary Newsletter. Credit: Dr Hanspeter Meier, EFTBA, April 2019 More News... Generations keep producing for RausingNews | 21st March 2019TDN 4th March 2019, by Emma Berry. At one of Britain’s higher-profile independent studs, it is pe... Thoroughbred Breeders’ Australia Celebrates 100 YearsNews | 27th May 2019Thoroughbred Breeders Australia (TBA) celebrated its centenary year with the announcement of the Ba...
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