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Problems of Endocrinology
Article . 1989
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[Endocrine mechanisms of the synchronization of the estrous cycle in sheep].

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 06 Mar 1989 Russian Journal:Problemy endokrinologii, volume 34 (issn: 0375-9660, Copyright policy )
Authors: , Amarbaev A-ShM; B Kh, Abbasov; I Iu, Babaev; G G, Gerasimova;

pmid: 3217392

[Endocrine mechanisms of the synchronization of the estrous cycle in sheep].

Abstract

Prostaglandin of the F2-alpha group (estrophan) led to a sharp decrease in serum progesterone concentration of 90-96% of Edibai female sheep eliminating the blocking hypothalamic center effect of the endogenous steroid hormone. The resultant conclusion was a possibility of artificial insemination of the above number of female sheep without finding out signs of wish in them. Their fertility from the first frontal insemination was not below 62-70%.

Keywords

Sheep, Estrus, Hypothalamus, Animals, Female, Dinoprost, Progesterone

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