International Journal of Animal Biotechnology and Applications
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International Journal of Animal Biotechnology and Applications

Peer-Reviewed Hybrid, and Open Access  ISSN: 2455-7315

About the Journal

International Journal of Animal Biotechnology and Applicationscovers all major areas of animal biotechnology, and publishes peer-reviewed articles that give an insight in to the ongoing research and recent advancement of the topic. Journal also covers stem cell technology, infectious diseases and probiotics as additional fields under the scope of the journal.

All contributions to the journal are rigorously refereed and are selected on the basis of quality and originality of the work. The journal publishes the most significant new research papers or any other original contribution in the form of reviews and reports on new concepts in all areas pertaining to its scope and research being done in the world, thus ensuring its scientific priority and significance.

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Journal at a Glance

Abbreviation
ijaba
Frequency
2 Issues (Jan-June),(July-Dec)
ISSN
2455-7315
DOI Prefix
10.37628/IJABA
Language
English
Subject
Biotechnology
Format
Hybrid, and Open Access
Starting Year
2015

Latest Articles

PublishedSubscriptionReview Article 2026-04-29

Animal Biotechnology: Finding a Balance Between New Ideas and Morality

Abstract: Animal biotechnology has become a revolutionary subject that combines genetics, farming, and medicine. It offers new ways to solve global problems like food security, disease management, and drug manufacturing. Scientists have used genetic engineering, cloning, transgenesis, and genome editing to make livestock more productive, generate animals that are immune to disease, and make useful scientific…

PublishedSubscriptionReview Article 2026-01-24

Barriers to Advanced Reproductive Technologies in the Subsistence Dairy Farming Systems: Key Constraints and the Way Forward

Abstract: The adoption of advanced reproductive technologies (ARTs) in subsistence dairy farming remains limited despite their potential to enhance genetic improvement, fertility rates, and overall productivity. This study explores the key constraints hindering the integration of ARTs, including artificial insemination, embryo transfer, and ovulation synchronization, within small-scale dairy production systems. Financial constraints, lack of awareness, inadequate…

PublishedSubscriptionReview Article 2026-01-24

Barriers to Advanced Reproductive Technologies in the Subsistence Dairy Farming Systems: Key Constraints andthe Way Forward

By Md. Emran Hossain

Abstract: The adoption of advanced reproductive technologies (ARTs) in subsistence dairy farming remainslimited despite their potential to enhance genetic improvement, fertility rates, and overall productivity.This study explores the key constraints hindering the integration of ARTs, including artificialinsemination, embryo transfer, and ovulation synchronization, within small-scale dairy productionsystems. Financial constraints, lack of awareness, inadequate veterinary support, and socio-culturalresistance…

PublishedSubscriptionReview Article 2026-04-29

Stem Cell and Cloning Technologies in Livestock Improvement: Advances, Applications, and Future Prospects for Sustainable Animal Production and Genetic Improvement

Abstract: Stem cell and cloning technologies have emerged as transformative tools for livestock improvement, enabling rapid genetic advancement, conservation of elite or endangered breeds, and development of animals with desirable production and health traits. Stem cells, including embryonic, adult, and induced pluripotent types, offer unparalleled potential due to their self-renewal, differentiation capacity, and versatility for genetic…

Published in International Journal of Animal Biotechnology and Applications · Vol. 12, Issue 01, 2026 · pp. 44–53Read Article →
Ahead of PrintSubscriptionReview Article 2026-04-29

Spermmediated gene transfer revisited: optimizing delivery, integration, and germline transmissionin large animal models

By Atul Khajuria and Ashish Kumar

Abstract: Spermmediated gene transfer (SMGT) exploits the natural role of spermatozoa as DNA vectors to deliver exogenous genetic material to oocytes, potentially enabling economical production of transgenic large animals without complex embryo micromanipulation (1). Early proofofconcept studies established that mammalian sperm can bind, internalize, and protect exogenous DNA, leading to integration, expression, and germline transmission in…

Ahead of PrintSubscriptionReview Article 2026-04-29

Animal Biotechnology: Finding a Balance Between New Ideas and Morality

Abstract: Animal biotechnology has become a revolutionary subject that combines genetics,farming, and medicine. It offers new ways to solve global problems like food security,disease management, and drug manufacture. Scientists have used geneticengineering, cloning, transgenesis, and genome editing to make livestock moreproductive, generate animals that are immune to disease, and make useful scientificmodels. Transgenic animals are also…