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Narjess Lassoued
Affiliation : University of Carthage · Institut National de la Recherche Agronomique de Tunisie
- 31Publications (affiliation in Tunisia)
- 58Total publications
- 673Citations
- 14h-index
Research profile
Narjess Lassoued has 31 indexed publications (1995–2024). Their work appears mainly in “Journal of Animal Physiology and Animal Nutrition”, “Reproduction in Domestic Animals” and “Tropical Animal Health and Production”. Their most cited article, “Male-induced short oestrous and ovarian cycles in sheep and goats: a working hypothesis” (2006), has been cited 112 times. 3 of these publications date from the last three years of activity. Their work is co-authored with at least 12 researchers.
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- Reproductive Physiology in Livestock
- Genetic and phenotypic traits in livestock
- Ruminant Nutrition and Digestive Physiology
- Sperm and Testicular Function
- Reproductive Biology and Fertility
Publications (31)
- Antioxidant Capacity of Thyme ( Thymus vulgaris ) Essential Oil and Its Effect on In Vivo Fertility of Rams Subjected to Testicle Heat Stress
- Incorporation of fresh leaves of wormwood (Artemisia herba alba) and/or rosemary (Rosmarinus officinalis) in the diet of rams: Effect on testicular function, sexual behavior, and blood parameters
- Substitution of soyabean meal by faba bean improves body weight, sperm production and testosterone concentration in mature Queue Fine de l’Ouest rams
- Detection of Toxoplasma gondii infection in semen of rams used for natural mating in commercial sheep farms in Tunisia
- Neospora caninum Natural Infection in Tunisian Rams: Serological Study and Molecular Identification of Infection in Semen
- The high prolificacy of D’man sheep is associated with the segregation of the FecLL mutation in the B4GALNT2 gene
- Des apports originaux sur l’« effet mâle », une technique agro-écologique de maîtrise de la reproduction des brebis et des chèvres, fruits d’une longue collaboration scientifique entre la Tunisie, le Mexique et la France
- FecX Bar a Novel BMP15 mutation responsible for prolificacy and female sterility in Tunisian Barbarine Sheep
- Feed supplementation improves estrus response and increases fertility of sheep induced to breed out of season
- High‐milking sheep have a lower ovulation rate and tend to yield fewer embryos in response to superovulation and intrauterine artificial insemination
- La complémentation des brebis Barbarines tous les deux jours durant la période de lutte n’affecte pas les performances reproductives comparativement à une complémentation quotidienne
- Effect of the infection with the nematode Haemonchus contortus (Strongylida: Trichostrongylidae) on the haematological, biochemical, clinical and reproductive traits in rams
- Gn RH and prostaglandin‐based synchronization protocols as alternatives to progestogen‐based treatments in sheep
- Melatonin administration enhances the reproductive capacity of young rams under a southern M editerranean environment
- Recurrent 3‐day cycles of water deprivation for over a month depress mating behaviour but not semen characteristics of adult rams
- Strategic Feeding Alternating a 2-months’ Feeding Restriction and a Short Boost of the Feeding Level Increases Conception Rate in Sheep
- Efficiency of Oestrous Synchronization by G n RH , Prostaglandins and Socio‐Sexual Cues in the N orth A frican M aure Goats
- Reproductive response of fat‐tailed Barbarine ewes subjected to short‐term nutritional treatments including spineless cactus (Opuntia ficus‐indica f. inermis) cladodes
- Seasonality of oestrus, ovulation and ovulation rate of Sicilo‐Sarde sheep
- Reproductive response of Barbarine ewes to supplementation with alternative feed prior to and during mating under semi-arid extensive conditions
- Merits of the fat-tailed Barbarine sheep raised in different production systems in Tunisia: digestive, productive and reproductive characteristics
- Male-induced short oestrous and ovarian cycles in sheep and goats: a working hypothesis
- Variations saisonnières de l’oestrus et de l’ovulation chez la chèvre locale Maure en Tunisie
- Influence of the permanent presence of rams on the resumption of sexual activity in postpartum Barbarine ewes
- The effect of constant dietary energy supply during late gestation and early lactation on performances of prolific D’man ewes
- The effect of nutrition prior to and during mating on ovulation rate, reproductive wastage, and lambing rate in three sheep breeds
- Reproductive performances in ewe lambs of the Queue Fine de l’Ouest breed and their D’Man crosses following synchronisation
- L’effet mâle chez les ovins : une technique actuelle de maîtrise de la reproduction
- Plasticity of sheep and goat reproduction in the Mediterranean Basin
- Role of the uterus in early regression of corpora lutea induced by the ram effect in seasonally anoestrous Barbarine ewes
- Effet de la progestérone sur le taux d'ovulation et la durée du cycle ovarien induits par effet mâle chez la brebis Barbarine et la chèvre locale tunisienne
Publication venues
- Journal of Animal Physiology and Animal Nutrition × 4
- Reproduction in Domestic Animals × 4
- Tropical Animal Health and Production × 3
- annales de biologie animale biochimie biophysique × 3
- Small Ruminant Research × 3
- INRAE Productions Animales × 2
Publications per year
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Collaborations
Partner institutions : Manouba University · Institut National Agronomique de Tunisie · Institution de la Recherche et de l’Enseignement Supérieur Agricoles · University of Jendouba · University of Sousse
Co-authors
- G. Khaldi
- Samia Khnissi
- Mohamed Gharbi
- Zohra Ben Khlil
- Mariem Rouatbi
- C. Sakly
- Souha ben Mustapha
- H. Ben Salem
- Imen Ben Salem
- Mohamed Ben Hamouda
- Rima Gmati
- Hafidh Akkari
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