Clinical Theriogenology 2022; 14: 81

Editor’s note

Dear theriogenology friends,

‘A desire accomplished is sweet to the soul.’ For 
me, it is a personal privilege to bring out yet 
another issue of our journal.  

Forty colleagues have participated in preparing 
6 manuscripts for this issue. It takes intentional 
collaboration and active participation in bringing 
a project to fruition. I thank our colleagues who 
worked on these projects and created manuscripts. 

Mentors and team members of these manuscripts 
deserve our appreciation. 

I thank the corresponding authors of these 
manuscripts who worked with me patiently during 
the review process, editing, and copyediting. My 
sincere thanks to 12 colleagues who assisted me in 
the review process. 

Current issue covers projects in domestic and 
exotic species. Two articles describe anti-Müllerian 
hormone involvement in reproduction. It remains 
to be an important topic in human infertility. 
For example, its role in the pathogenesis of 
polycystic ovary syndrome and disorders of 
male infertility continues to be studied. Further 
clinical investigations in animals are necessary to 
understand the role of this hormone in fertility 
and infertility.

To colleagues who have agreed to serve as guest 
editors for our electronic issues, please give me an 
update (petera@purdue.edu) as soon as possible. 
I look forward to publishing our electronic issues. 

Please continue to submit quality and well-written 
manuscripts. We are not quite there to submit our 
journal credentials toward PubMed indexing. 

Regards,
Augustine