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Intrafollicular effect of IGF1 on development of follicle dominance in mares
Animal Reproduction Science, 2008The effect of an injection of a supraphysiologic dose of rhIGF1 into the second-largest ovarian follicle (F2) at the expected beginning of deviation (F1, > or =20 mm; Day 0) on development of dominance by F2 was studied in mares (n=16; controls, n=8). F1 became dominant (> or =28 mm) in 8 of 8 and 15 of 16 follicles in the controls and treated groups ...
O J, Ginther +3 more
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Fertility and Sterility, 1995
To study the relationship between decreasing serum FSH levels in the follicular phase of the normal menstrual cycle and follicle development by means of transvaginal sonography and E2 production.Daily blood samples were taken and transvaginal sonography was performed every other day in 16 normal regularly cycling female volunteers.Serum levels of FSH ...
E J, van Santbrink +4 more
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To study the relationship between decreasing serum FSH levels in the follicular phase of the normal menstrual cycle and follicle development by means of transvaginal sonography and E2 production.Daily blood samples were taken and transvaginal sonography was performed every other day in 16 normal regularly cycling female volunteers.Serum levels of FSH ...
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EFFECT OF DOMINANT FOLLICLE ABLATION ON OVARIAN FOLLICLE COUNT IN SAHIWAL CATTLE
Indian Journal of Veterinary and Animal Sciences ResearchThe present study was conducted to investigate the effect of dominant follicle ablation on follicle count in Sahiwal cattle. All the selected donor animals were randomly divided into two equal groups. Donor cows in group 1(n=10) were subjected to dominant follicle(s) ablation, donor cows in group 2(n=10) without ablation and both groups were ...
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Atresia of the dominant ovarian follicle in cattle
2009During each bovine estrous cycle, two to three dominant follicles (DFs) develop. The DF that develops at the time of corpus luteum (CL) regression ovulates. The first or second DF reaches an ovulatory size, and is capable of ovulation during the luteal phase, but undergoes morphological and functional atresia, probably due to a lack of high frequency ...
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Role of diameter differences among follicles in selection of a future dominant follicle in mares.
Biology of reproduction, 1998Follicles > or = 5 mm were ablated in pony mares by a transvaginal ultrasound-guided technique on Day 10 (ovulation = Day 0). Follicle emergence (at 15 mm, experiment 1; at 6 mm, experiment 2) and development of the new wave was monitored by transrectal ultrasound.
E L, Gastal +3 more
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Differentiation of dominant versus subordinate follicles in cattle.
Biology of reproduction, 2001Selection of a dominant follicle, capable of ovulating, from among a cohort of similarly sized follicles is a critical transition in follicular development. The mechanisms that regulate the selection of a species-specific number of dominant follicles for ovulation are not well understood.
J E, Fortune +3 more
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Selection of the dominant follicle in cattle: role of estradiol.
Biology of reproduction, 2000Involvement of estradiol in the deviation in growth rates between the two largest follicles of a wave was studied in 39 heifers. In experiment 1, the largest follicle remained intact in a control group and was ablated in five estradiol-treated groups when the largest follicle reached 8.5 mm or larger (expected beginning of deviation; Hour 0).
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