
pmid: 3968650
Summary. A single intramuscular injection of 0·5 μg cloprostenol was not luteolytic on Day 6 or 7 of the ovarian cycle (N = 3), but was luteolytic in some animals (3/5) on Day 8 and 9 and luteolytic in all 23 animals treated between Days 10 and 17 of the ovarian cycle, and in 7 animals treated between Days 19 and 43 of pregnancy. Luteal function was monitored by measurement of progesterone in peripheral blood using a simple and rapid non-extraction assay. There was a dramatic fall in peripheral blood progesterone to <10 ng/ml within 24 h of cloprostenol injection; progesterone remained at this low level until the day after post-treatment ovulation. The interval from cloprostenol injection to ovulation in animals treated between Days 8 and 17 was 10·7 ± 0·3 days. A similar interval was found in pregnant animals. Embryos recovered from the uterus after cloprostenol treatment were morphologically normal (23/24).
Luteolysis, Callithrix, Cloprostenol, Luteolytic Agents, Estrus, Ovulation Induction, Corpus Luteum, Pregnancy, Prostaglandins F, Synthetic, Animals, Female, Progesterone
Luteolysis, Callithrix, Cloprostenol, Luteolytic Agents, Estrus, Ovulation Induction, Corpus Luteum, Pregnancy, Prostaglandins F, Synthetic, Animals, Female, Progesterone
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