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Ostara Biomedical Limited
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Ostara Biomedical Limited is a UK company with status active founded in 2012.
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SemenRate Canada/UK: Transforming Germplasm and Genetic Quality to Drive Livestock Productivity
1 Mar 2021 to 31 Jul 2023
Good fertility performance is the cornerstone of a profitable and sustainable livestock enterprise. In the international dairy and beef herd, optimum performance is achieved by maintaining a calving interval (CI) of 365 days. Every day CI increases \>365 days is estimated to directly cost the farmer ~GBP2.07/CAN$3.54/cow, or more for high yielding dairy c...
Superovulation without hormones - developing a novel, non-invasive method to induce follicular growth
1 Jan 2020 to 31 Mar 2022
The creation of genetically modified (transgenic) animal models, primarily mice and rats, has revolutionised our understanding of human disease. Transgenic biotechnologies utilise large numbers of animals: both females and males to generate embryos for genetic manipulation, females to provide a host uterus to support the development of transgenic embryos,...
ProgenySys - Reducing numbers in laboratory animal models through improved artificial reproduction rates
1 Aug 2017 to 30 Apr 2019
The creation of genetically modified animals, primarily mice and rats, has revolutionised our understanding of disease processes in animal models. Transgenic biotechnologies utilise large numbers of animals: females and males to generate embryos for genetic manipulation, females to provide a host uterus to support the development of embryos, and infertile...
REDLAB Going Global - REDucing LABoratory Rodent Numbers by driving adoption of UK Technology
1 Jan 2017 to 31 Mar 2017
The creation of genetically modified animals, primarily mice and rats, has revolutionised understanding of disease processes in animal models. Transgenic biotechnologies utilise large numbers of animals: females and males to generate embryos for genetic manipulation, females to provide a host uterus to support the development of embryos, and infertile mal...
“Red-NLAM” - reducing numbers in laboratory animal models (through improved artificial reproduction rates)
1 Feb 2014 to 31 Jan 2016
In the UK alone, 1.8 million mice were used in breeding programmes for production of transgenic mice in 2012, according to Home office figures (about 48% of all animal used in research). The creation of genetically modified animals, primarily mice and rats, has revolutionised our understanding of disease processes in animal models. Transgenic biotechnolog...