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Animal Reproduction Science, 2007
Embryo recovery from single ovulating mares is approximately 50 per cent per estrous cycle. Superovulation could be used to increase embryo recovery and provide extra embryos for embryo freezing. This review addresses some historical approaches to superovulation, as well as examines factors that affect the response of mares to equine FSH. eCG, GnRH and
E L, Squires, P M, McCue
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Embryo recovery from single ovulating mares is approximately 50 per cent per estrous cycle. Superovulation could be used to increase embryo recovery and provide extra embryos for embryo freezing. This review addresses some historical approaches to superovulation, as well as examines factors that affect the response of mares to equine FSH. eCG, GnRH and
E L, Squires, P M, McCue
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Veterinary Clinics of North America: Equine Practice, 1996
Development of a superovulation technique that is successful, safe, and commercially available would revolutionize the equine breeding industry. However, the reality is that ovulation rates for mares following existing superovulatory treatment are much lower than for cattle. This dichotomy has been attributed to the relatively limited area available in
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Development of a superovulation technique that is successful, safe, and commercially available would revolutionize the equine breeding industry. However, the reality is that ovulation rates for mares following existing superovulatory treatment are much lower than for cattle. This dichotomy has been attributed to the relatively limited area available in
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Premature ovulations in superovulated cattle
Theriogenology, 1987The incidence and consequences of premature ovulations in superovulated cattle were studied. These ovulations, presumably induced by the luteinizing hormone content of the gonadotrophin preparation used, were found in 17 of 133 (13%) stimulated cows and heifers used as oocyte donors.
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Veterinary Clinics of North America: Equine Practice, 2006
Recently, a commercial product has been made available (equine follicle-stimulating hormone [eFSH]) for superovulating mares. This has provided the practitioner with a hormonal product that is readily available for enhancing multiple ovulations. Additional benefits of stimulating multiple follicles include an increased number of follicles available for
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Recently, a commercial product has been made available (equine follicle-stimulating hormone [eFSH]) for superovulating mares. This has provided the practitioner with a hormonal product that is readily available for enhancing multiple ovulations. Additional benefits of stimulating multiple follicles include an increased number of follicles available for
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Activin causes premature superovulation
Endocrinology, 1995In the rat ovary, follicle cells produce and respond to activin, but as yet, the functional significance of the autocrine/paracrine effects of ovarian activin remains equivocal. To assess the effects of activin on folliculogenesis, normal cycling female rats were injected once every 8 h over a 40-h period with recombinant human activin A (120 ...
G F, Erickson, S, Kokka, C, Rivier
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Digynic triploidy after superovulation
Nature, 1977A possible explanation for digynic triploidy after superovulation is briefly discussed. It is suggested that digynic triploidy may be closely related to the aging of eggs at fertilization rather than gonadotropin-induced superovulation. It is known that aging of eggs results in a decrease in the fertilization rate an increased incidence of abnormal ...
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Effects of GnRH on superovulated cattle
Theriogenology, 1989Gonadotropin releasing hormone (GnRH) was given to 109 cows and heifers during the course of 224 superovulations. Follicle stimulating hormone (FSH) was administered twice daily (5 or 6 mg) for 3.5 to 4 days beginning on any of Days 9 to 14 of the estrous cycle; prostaglandin (45 mg PGF(2)alpha or 750 ug cloprostenol) was given in a split dose on the ...
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Superovulation, IGFBP-1 and birth weight
European Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology and Reproductive Biology, 1995In this study, the effect of superovulation on the circulating levels of insulin-like growth factor binding protein-1 (IGFBP-1) has been investigated. IGFBP-1 levels were measured in singleton pregnancies achieved either naturally (n = 203) or following superovulation, in-vitro fertilisation and embryo transfer (IVF-ET) with either pituitary ...
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