Publications by authors named "P Chemineau"

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How the brain adapts to nature's rhythms: a year of neuroimaging in a seasonal mammal.
Arsène Ella, Didier Chesneau, Chantal Porte, Didier Lomet, Hans Adriaensen, Philippe Chemineau

Neuroimage· November 2025

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Male goats exposed to the "male-to-male effect" stimulate the reproductive activity and ensure high fertility of both does and male goats during the non-breeding season.
Natalia López-Magaña, Luz María Tejada, Dolores López-Magaña, Jair Millán-Orozco, Horacio Hernández, Philippe Chemineau

Theriogenology· September 2025

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High out-of-season fertility in progesterone-treated goats joined with sexually active bucks and artificially inseminated with fresh diluted semen.
J A Delgadillo, D López-Magaña, G Duarte, N López-Magaña, P Chemineau

Theriogenology· April 2025

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Genome-wide association study dissects the genetic architecture of progesterone content in Persian walnut leaves (Juglans regia L.).
Anthony Bernard, Elisabeth Dirlewanger, Marine Delmas, Delphine Racofier, Marie-Laure Greil, Philippe Chemineau

BMC Genomics· February 2025

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Sensory responses of olfactory and vomeronasal neurons in does are influenced by buck odors and their reproductive status.
Maxime A Meunier, Elliott Trives, Emma Gerardin, Chantal Porte, Adrien Acquistapace, Philippe Chemineau

Chem Senses· January 2025

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