Dr Aleona Swegen
Conjoint Fellow
School of Environmental and Life Sciences
News
Sperm extender the recipe for fertility success
February 27, 2019
Researchers have developed a revolutionary nutrient-rich liquid that enables collected horse semen to live for two weeks outside the body without the need to be frozen.
Dr Aleona Swegen
Position
Conjoint Fellow
School of Environmental and Life Sciences
College of Engineering, Science and Environment
Contact Details
| aleona.swegen@newcastle.edu.au |
NEWS • Feb 27.2019
Sperm extender the recipe for fertility success
Researchers have developed a revolutionary nutrient-rich liquid that enables collected horse semen to live for two weeks outside the body without the need to be frozen.