Research and innovation Genetics and reproduction PRRS Antibody response to PRRS vaccine can help predict reproductive success Researchers at Iowa State University find that identifying an antibody response to the PRRS vaccine in pigs can help predict reproductive success. 8 December 2020 4 minute read By: The Pig Site North America Nick Serão (left), assistant professor of animal science at Iowa State University, presenting the 2020 National Swine Improvement Federation (NSIF) Graduate Student Award to Leticia Sanglard, Iowa State animal science doctoral candidate. Sanglard gave a talk at the national virtual event, 3 December, based on research she has been involved with in Serão’s lab. Our Partners Lallemand Lanxess Hamlet Protein Thermo Fisher Scientific Axcentive The Pig Site More from this author More News View all Brazil pork exports decline in March - Cepea Markets Imports and Exports Market Trends 22 April 2024 1 minute read EU aims to increase food exports to China 22 April 2024 2 minute read Trade tension between China and the EU on the rise though US hog futures jump 2% - CME Market Trends Markets and economics 22 April 2024 2 minute read Live cattle firm ahead of US feedlot data Our Partners Lallemand Lanxess Hamlet Protein Thermo Fisher Scientific Axcentive