A comparison of ovulatory gonadotropic surge in two rabbit strains : no evidence for a relationship between LH or FSH surge and factors of prolificacy

Meunier, M.; Hulot, Françoise; Poirier, J. C.; Torrès, Suzanne

doi:10.1051/rnd:19830504

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“…Two rabbit strains (New Zealand A1077 and Californian A1066), selected since 1976 on litter size at weaning, differ from each other by the number of ovulations and the rate of embryonic survival estimated 4, 7 and 12 days after mating (Hulot and Matheron, 1981 ;Meunier et al, 1983). California does ovulate two eggs more than New Zealand ones.…”

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Comparative study of preimplantation development and embryonic loss in two rabbit strains

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Hulot²,

Meunier³

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Reprod. Nutr. Dévelop.

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Comparative study of preimplantation development and embryonic loss in two rabbit strains

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Meunier³

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“…According to the literature, LH determinations were performed taking as average point 90 min after AI/NM (based on Meunier et al, 1983;Muelas et al, 2008;Quintela et al, 2004). Blood samples were taken from the marginal ear vein, placed in EDTA-coated tubes and immediately centrifuged at 2500 rpm for 10 min and stored at -20°C until analysis.…”

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Study of failures in a rabbit line selected for growth rate

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Selection for growth rate is negatively related with reproductive fitness. The aim of this work was to analyse the causes of fertility failure in rabbit does selected for growth rate and characterised for reproductive deficiencies (line R). In the experiment, 82 does were divided into 2 groups: naturally mated (NM) and artificially inseminated (AI), to relate luteinizing hormone (LH) concentration with ovulation induction and pregnancy rate by laparoscopic determination. Additionally, in 38 of these females ovulation rate and metabolites determination (leptin, NEFA, BOHB and glucose) were analysed and perirenal fat thickness measurement and live body weight (LBW) determined. The results showed that all ovulated does (both NM and AI) presented higher concentrations of LH than non-ovulated females. In addition, non-ovulated females showed high levels of leptin and BOHB, as well as LBW. Females from line R have an inherit reduced fertility due to ovulation failure as a consequence of a reduction in LH release, which could be explained by a heavier body weight and higher leptin concentrations.

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HCG-induced ovulation in two rabbit breeds: Effects of dose, season and sexual behaviour

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Mariana

Cattiau³

1988

Livestock Production Science

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A comparison of ovulatory gonadotropic surge in two rabbit strains : no evidence for a relationship between LH or FSH surge and factors of prolificacy

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Comparative study of preimplantation development and embryonic loss in two rabbit strains

Comparative study of preimplantation development and embryonic loss in two rabbit strains

Study of failures in a rabbit line selected for growth rate

HCG-induced ovulation in two rabbit breeds: Effects of dose, season and sexual behaviour

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