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Evaluating the Reproductive Impact of Pembrolizumab in Mice: Ovarian Function and Hormonal Changes. [PDF]
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Superovulation alters telomere length and telomerase component levels in mouse oocytes. [PDF]
Tire B, Talibova G, Bilmez Y, Ozturk S.
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IGF-1 Deficiency Serves as an Integrated Biomarker Pathogenic Driver and Predictor in Poor Ovarian Response. [PDF]
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Theriogenology, 1998
Superovulation in goats is frequently restricted by the cost of gonadotropin or the handling requirements. In this situation PMSG has the advantage of a lower cost and single dose protocol, but the variability of response obtained restricts its use. Thus, 2 alternative treatments with the advantages of PMSG were tested. In Experiment 1, we compared the
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Superovulation in goats is frequently restricted by the cost of gonadotropin or the handling requirements. In this situation PMSG has the advantage of a lower cost and single dose protocol, but the variability of response obtained restricts its use. Thus, 2 alternative treatments with the advantages of PMSG were tested. In Experiment 1, we compared the
, BELÉN Pintado
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PMSG/anti-PMSG in cattle: A simple and efficient superovulatory treatment?
Theriogenology, 1993Abstract Superovulation in cattle still produces rather variable results with regards to ovulation rate and yield of transferable embryos. In recent years PMSG superovulation procedures have included the administration of antibodies against PMSG around estrus to suppress the adverse effects of residual PMSG by neutralization.
P L A M Voß, M M Bevers
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Superovulation and embryo quality in beef cows using PMSG and a monoclonal anti-PMSG
Theriogenology, 1991The long half-life of pregnant mare serum gonadotrophin (PMSG) reduces its application in the superovulation of cattle; thus, a monoclonal antibody to PMSG (anti-PMSG) was administered at the onset of estrus to increase the number of transferable embryos. Angus, Hereford and Angus x Hereford cows (n = 149) 3 to 9 yr old were assigned randomly to one of
Zeitoun M M, R R Maurer, R R Maurer
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Increased ovulation rates in PMSG-stimulated beef heifers treated with a monoclonal PMSG antibody
Theriogenology, 1994The effects of PMSG dose and monoclonal anti-PMSG treatment on the superovulatory response were investigated in beef heifers. Heifers were administered 1500 (n=22), 3000 (n=21) or 4500 (n=21) IU of PMSG on Day 8, 9 or 10 after estrus, and half of the heifers in each group received a neutralizing dose of anti-PMSG at the time of first insemination (60 h
R J Mapletoft, B D Murphy
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Factors affecting superovulation in heifers treated with PMSG
Theriogenology, 1996In this study we determined 1) if the immunoneutralization of PMSG affected the ovulatory response, the number of large follicles and embryo yield compared with that of PMSG alone or pFSH, and 2) whether the stage of the estrous cycle at which PMSG was injected affected the ovulatory response and yield of embryos in superovulated heifers.
M P Boland, D Goulding, J F Roche
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Theriogenology, 1995
Mature nonlactating Altamurana ewes (n = 168) were synchronized in the seasonal anestrus period with FGA-impregnated intravaginal pessaries for 12 d. In Experiment 1, 48 ewes were divided into a 3 x 4 factorial design for anti-PMSG monoclonal antibody (AP) bioassay test.
Francesco Toteda
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Mature nonlactating Altamurana ewes (n = 168) were synchronized in the seasonal anestrus period with FGA-impregnated intravaginal pessaries for 12 d. In Experiment 1, 48 ewes were divided into a 3 x 4 factorial design for anti-PMSG monoclonal antibody (AP) bioassay test.
Francesco Toteda
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