Pfizer Animal Genetics now running Arthrogryposis Multiplex test

NEW YORK (December 22, 2008)—Pfizer Animal Genetics is now processing customer samples for Arthrogryposis Multiplex (AM). Pfizer Animal Genetics’ testing procedures have been validated by Dr. Jon Beever and confirm they result in identical, accurate outcomes..

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Pfizer Animal Genetics now accepting samples for Arthrogryposis Multiplex testing

NEW YORK (December 10, 2008)—Producers concerned about animals that may be carriers of Arthrogryposis Multiplex (AM), previously known as Curly Calf Syndrome in the U.S., may now begin submitting samples to Pfizer Animal Genetics. The company will bank samples until a commercial test is available in the coming weeks.

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Mark Allan, Ph.D., Joins Pfizer Animal Genetics

NEW YORK (May 30, 2008)—Pfizer Animal Genetics announced today the hiring of Mark Allan, Ph.D., as Associate Global Director of Technical Services. Dr. Allan joins the team with a rich background in and knowledge of the animal genomics business....

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Links Between Genomics & Cattle Health Traits

Pfizer Animal Genetics and NBCEC finding links between Genomics and Cattle Health Traits

NEW YORK, N.Y. (August 11, 2008)—A groundbreaking study at Colorado State University may lead to early identification of animals with less susceptibility to feedlot diseases, especially bovine respiratory disease (BRD). “This ...

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BeefCast Segment

BeefCast Segment

This link will take you to an interview completed by “BeefCast®” broadcaster Trent Fredenburg at the 2008 Beef Improvement Federation meeting. In the interview Dr. Nigel Evans, vice president, Pfizer Animal Genetics, talks ab ...

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Gerard Davis Joins Pfizer Animal Genetics

Gerard Davis Named Head of Product Development and Laboratory Operations at Pfizer Animal Genetics

NEW YORK (June 17, 2008)—Highly respected genetic researcher Gerard Davis has been named Head of Product Development and Laboratory Operations at Pfizer Animal Genetics. Dr. Davis will have global responsibilities for researc ...

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Pfizer Animal Genetics Expands Commitment to Genetic Progress

NEW YORK. (June 13, 2008)—The opportunity for beef producers to satisfy consumer demand for consistent, high-quality beef may be closer to reality through the Carcass Merit Project (CMP). Following its acquisition of Bovigen, ...

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GeneSTAR Feed Efficiency Increases Profitability

The GeneSTAR® Feed Efficiency test can identify up to a $50 difference in feed cost between animals when ration costs are at $165/ton,” said Victor Castellon, CEO of Bovigen.

Harahan, La.; August 15, 2007 – Producers in every sector of the Cattle industry are facing rising costs, but none that impact the bottom line more than the cost of feed. To maintain profitability, producers must be able to i ...

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Bovigen Expands GeneSTAR® Quality Grade Test

The Carcass Merit Project, a collaboration between Texas A&M, through the Angleton Project, and NCBA, on behalf of the Beef Checkoff, has led the beef industry’s efforts to develop new genomic tools for cattle producers.

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Bovigen Announces USDA Process Verification Program

December 7, 2006— Approval.
USDA approves Bovigen as a USDA Process Verified Program (PVP).

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Bovigen announces development of GPD™

Bovigen has developed another genetic first.

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