Understanding the Early Stages of Equine Herpesvirus Infections
Researchers will study equine herpesvirus to better understand how the disease develops and spreads. This new information will help improve diagnostics and contain outbreaks.
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Evaluating a Novel Non-antibiotic Product to Control Infections
Researchers will evaluate the use of platelet lysate, a natural blood-derived product, in its natural and gel form to help control infections in horses.
Assessing Antibiotic Use Following Colic Surgery
Researchers will conduct a small clinical trial to investigate any benefits of extending antibiotic administration beyond 24 hours in horses undergoing surgery for colic.
Understanding Diet and Insulin Dysregulation
Researchers will investigate diet-associated factors linked to the development of insulin dysregulation in horses.
Learning More About How the Immune System Works
Researchers will gather baseline data on equine monocytes, a type of white blood cell important to fighting off infections and reducing inflammation.
Evaluating an Anti-inflammatory Drug’s Effect on Equine Metabolic Syndrome
Researchers will investigate the effect of a widely used anti-inflammatory drug in horses on equine metabolic syndrome, a hormonal disorder associated with laminitis.
Exploring the Genetics Behind Stallion Fertility, the Missing Link
Researchers will investigate the role of the male-specific Y chromosome, currently not part of the horse reference genome.