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Ashley Jenkins uses a multichannel pipette in a laboratory while Dr. Angela Bordin observes.

A Passion for Horses, A Curiosity for Research

VERO and West Texas A&M University faculty (left to right): Dr. Matthew Scott, Dr. John Richeson, Dr. Robert Valeris-Chacin, Dr. Audra Jones, and Dr. Paul Morley

Fresh Thinking For A Familiar Foe

Hilda, a Highland cow, stands beside her calf, Gravy, in a snow-covered pasture.

Against The Odds, Highland Cow Returns To Herd After Texas A&M Treatment

Sophie Enda and Anna Mehner examine a honeybee-covered hive frame while wearing protective beekeeping gear at the Texas A&M Apiary Honey Bee Lab.

Creating A Buzz: How A Texas A&M Club Is Helping Expand Veterinary Horizons

Mottled chickens with black-and-white plumage stand together in an enclosure.

Texas A&M Researchers Uncover Multiple Genetic Paths To Mottled Feathers In Chickens

A Daubenton’s bat flies through a cave with its wings fully extended.

Genetic Time Capsule Helps Researchers Rewrite The Bat Family Tree And Trace The Origins Of Flight, Echolocation

Dr. Weston Warnock and Dr. Kati Glass stand with Captain outside the Texas A&M Large Animal Teaching Hospital.

The Hidden Hurdle

Dr. Peter Nghiem and Dr. James Fluckey stand together in a laboratory wearing white lab coats.

Texas A&M Researchers Identify MicroRNAS That May Slow Pancreatic Cancer Growth

Two veterinary students examine a cat on an exam table during a primary care clinical rotation.

Texas A&M Study Suggests Clinical Rotations Change Veterinary Students’ Perceptions of Careers in Primary Care

Freya, a black Belgian Malinois, sits outdoors wearing a collar and looking toward the camera.

A Race Against Time: Texas A&M Veterinarians Use Hemoperfusion To Treat Apoquel Overdose

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