The present invention relates miRNA biomarkers and in particular to a combination of miRNA biomarkers, e.g. exosome-derived microRNA, as indicators of welfare in bovines. In particular, the present invention relates to the identification of heat stress in bovines allowing to propose management actions to improve productive animal welfare at the individual or the herd levels.

BLOOD AND MILK DERIVED MIRNAS FROM A BIOLOGICAL SAMPLE AS INDICATORS OF STRESS AND ANIMAL WELFARE / M. Bobkov, C. Lecchi, F. Ceciliani, P. De Palo, A. Maggiolino, A. Soussan Elodie, F. Raymond, O. Cominetti Allende, A. Rytz.

BLOOD AND MILK DERIVED MIRNAS FROM A BIOLOGICAL SAMPLE AS INDICATORS OF STRESS AND ANIMAL WELFARE

C. Lecchi;F. Ceciliani;
2025

Abstract

The present invention relates miRNA biomarkers and in particular to a combination of miRNA biomarkers, e.g. exosome-derived microRNA, as indicators of welfare in bovines. In particular, the present invention relates to the identification of heat stress in bovines allowing to propose management actions to improve productive animal welfare at the individual or the herd levels.
SOCIÉTÉ DES PRODUITS NESTLÉ S.A.
WO2025125119
PCT/EP2024/085186
EP23217357.5
19-giu-2025
Settore MVET-02/A - Patologia generale e anatomia patologica veterinaria
Settore AGRI-09/C - Zootecnia speciale
https://register.epo.org/application?number=EP24820762&tab=main
BLOOD AND MILK DERIVED MIRNAS FROM A BIOLOGICAL SAMPLE AS INDICATORS OF STRESS AND ANIMAL WELFARE / M. Bobkov, C. Lecchi, F. Ceciliani, P. De Palo, A. Maggiolino, A. Soussan Elodie, F. Raymond, O. Cominetti Allende, A. Rytz.
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