
Rehman Khan
Lecturer
M.Phil/MS (18 Years) Theriogenology
About Me
I am working as Lecturer in Animal Reproduction specialized in teaching and conducting research related to the reproductive physiology, endocrinology, and biotechnology of domestic animals. My role includes delivering lectures to veterinary and animal science students, supervising laboratory sessions, and guiding students in practical reproductive techniques such as artificial insemination, pregnancy diagnosis, and reproductive management. Additionally, the I actively engages in scholarly research, contributing to advancements in fertility enhancement, embryo transfer, and reproductive health. With a strong foundation in veterinary science and reproductive biology, the I plays a key role in shaping future veterinarians and researchers in the field of animal reproduction.
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1. Akhtar, Muhammad Saleem and Khan, Rehman and Channa, Aijaz Ali and Ahmad, Ejaz and Ahmad, Tanveer and Lodhi, Laeeq Akbar and Akhtar, Masood. 2020. “Effect of propylene glycol supplementation during early postpartum period on serum metabolites and reproductive performance in Nili-Ravi buffalo.” Elsevier BV 220. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.anireprosci.2020.106392