2014
DOI: 10.1016/j.applanim.2014.02.001
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A review of the effects of prostaglandins on sexual behavior in boars

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“…To the best of our knowledge, the mechanisms and pathways by which the prostaglandin or its analogues enhance sexual behaviour have not been elucidated even in other more studied species. It has been speculated that in boars, analogues of PGF2 might induce an increase in testosterone secretion (Estienne & Harper, 2000), but the positive effects are observed also in castrated pigs (Zamora et al, 2010), so it appears as more probably a direct action at the central nervous system (Estienne, 2014). In this sense, Burne et al (2002) reported that dinoprost promotes the activity of neurons in several hypothalamic nuclei in pigs.…”
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“…To the best of our knowledge, the mechanisms and pathways by which the prostaglandin or its analogues enhance sexual behaviour have not been elucidated even in other more studied species. It has been speculated that in boars, analogues of PGF2 might induce an increase in testosterone secretion (Estienne & Harper, 2000), but the positive effects are observed also in castrated pigs (Zamora et al, 2010), so it appears as more probably a direct action at the central nervous system (Estienne, 2014). In this sense, Burne et al (2002) reported that dinoprost promotes the activity of neurons in several hypothalamic nuclei in pigs.…”
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“…In general, the administration of cloprostenol increased semen volume and mass motility, whereas dinoprost had no effects on these variables. The mechanisms by which the administration of analogues of PGF2α might enhance semen collection have not been elucidated, but in one hand, Estienne (2014) proposed that analogues of PGF2α stimulate sexual motivation in boars and thus probably stimulated the ejaculatory process, based on its action in one or more areas of the central nervous system. A non‐opposed explanation is that PGF2α stimulates ejaculation as it triggers the contractility of the muscles of the genital tract involved in the process (Cosentino et al., 1984).…”
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“…Kondracki et al (2013) concluded that the boar sexual experience did not favor the intensity of manifestation of sexual behaviour, which is also a general conclusion of this study in relation to libido manifestation. For this reason, Estienne (2014) points out that prostaglandin administered by injection can enhance libido in older boars that show weaker sexual drive. The effect of daylight within photoperiod interval is in agreement with the research of Knecht et al (2013), in which a significant effect of photoperiod was determined on the variability of ejaculate volume.…”
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“…Cloprostenol, a PGF2α analog, induces uterine contractions, nevertheless, causes no significant changes in any stage of the estrous cycle in cows [23]. Administration of PGF2α analogs immediately before semen collection enhanced libido of boars with known decreased sex drive [20,24] and reduced the time needed to train young boars for collecting semen and the number of false mounts in boars trained to the dummy mount [25]. Similarly, the administration of PGF2α to low libido bulls improved their libido [21].…”
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