1981
DOI: 10.1530/jrf.0.0630031
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Modulation of reproductive hormones by suckling and exogenous gonadal hormones in young beef cows post partum

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“…Luteinizing hormone levels increased before the onset of first estrus in cows in this study; a finding that is in agreement with the results of several earlier studies in both suckled and milked cows (Rawlings et al, 1980; for review see Wettemann, 1980;Chang et al, 1981). The increased mean values for LH in our experiment appeared to be the result of an increased frequency and magnitude of LH peaks during episodes of LH secretion, which is similar to recent findings of others Rawlings et al, 1980;Williams and Ray, 1980;Peters et al, 1981).…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 93%
“…Luteinizing hormone levels increased before the onset of first estrus in cows in this study; a finding that is in agreement with the results of several earlier studies in both suckled and milked cows (Rawlings et al, 1980; for review see Wettemann, 1980;Chang et al, 1981). The increased mean values for LH in our experiment appeared to be the result of an increased frequency and magnitude of LH peaks during episodes of LH secretion, which is similar to recent findings of others Rawlings et al, 1980;Williams and Ray, 1980;Peters et al, 1981).…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 93%
“…Prolactin release is not systematically connected with suckling (Gimenez et al, 1980 ;Convey et al, 1983). Moreover, anoestrus length was observed by some (Chang et al, 1981) but not others (Webb et al, 1980) to be closely correlated with plasma prolactin concentrations. Finally, the injection of prolactin (Forrest et al, 1980) or of bromocryptin (Williams and Ray, 1980), an inhibitor of prolactin release, influences neither the variations of LH or FSH concentrations nor the resumption of cyclic activity after calving delay at least in bovines.…”
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confidence: 76%
“…The lowering of PRL concentration to physiological levels in hyperprolactinemic women by Bc treatment restores the menstrual cycles and LH pulsatility (SARTORIO et al, 2000). The negative effect of PRL on GnRH and LH occurs during suckling in postpartum cows and is modulated primarily by endogenous opioid peptides CHANG;GIMENEZ;HENRICKS, 1981;GREGG et al, 1986;MONTIEL;AHUJA, 2005). In hens, an increase in LH secretion after PRL suppression resulted in greater egg production (REDDY; DAVID; RAJU, 2007).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…quanto em ovinos (MCNEILLY, 1987; (SARTÓRIO et al, 2000). Em vacas pós-parto, é mais evidente um efeito negativo de peptídeos opióides endógenos nas concentrações de GnRH e LH do que um efeito direto da PRL (CHANG;GIMENEZ;HENRICKS, 1981;GREGG et al, 1986;MONTIEL;AHUJA, 2005). Em galinhas, foi reportado um aumento da produção de ovos após à supressão da PRL, resultante da estimulação da secreção de LH (REDDY; DAVID; RAJU, 2007).…”
Section: Envolvimento Da Prolactina Na Reproduçãounclassified