2007
DOI: 10.1016/j.anireprosci.2005.12.018
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Ovarian follicular dynamics after cauterization of the dominant follicle in anestrous ewes

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“…Os valores observados para a taxa de crescimento estão de acordo com os resultados obtidos no trabalho de Toosi et al (2010) em ovelhas (0,9 a 1,3 mm/dia). Martínez-García et al (2007) sugeriram que o aumento na taxa de crescimento em alguns folículos acontece depois da diminuição nas concentrações de progesterona no sangue.…”
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“…Os valores observados para a taxa de crescimento estão de acordo com os resultados obtidos no trabalho de Toosi et al (2010) em ovelhas (0,9 a 1,3 mm/dia). Martínez-García et al (2007) sugeriram que o aumento na taxa de crescimento em alguns folículos acontece depois da diminuição nas concentrações de progesterona no sangue.…”
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“…Souza et al (2011) using a 10-day protocol with MAP, 0.5mL of cloprostenol (Prolise TM ), and 100 IU of eCG for every 10 kg of body weight, obtained an intermediate mean follicular growth rate of 1.35 ± 0.5 mm/day. Martínez-García et al (2007) suggested that increased growth rates in some follicles occur after progesterone concentrations decrease in the blood. Plasma progesterone levels in the present study were determined 7 days after ovulation.…”
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“…Data from this study demonstrated that in mares even P4 blood concentrations maintained above 5ng/mL for four consecutive days were not capable of inhibited the dominant follicle, but these high P4 plasma levels also caused lower follicular growth rate. The growth rate of the ovulatory follicle, in non-E2 treated group from experiment 3, increased from 1.83 ± 0.15 to 2.98 ± 0.2 after the exogenous source of P4 was removed.Uribe-Velásquez et al (2008) reported that the growth inhibition of the dominant follicle possibly occurred because P4 exerts negative feedback on the hypothalamus and pituitary gland, resulting in release regulation of gonadotropins Martínez-García et al (2007). also suggest that the increase in growth rate in some follicles occurs after the decrease in blood P4 concentrations.During estrus, the dominant follicle develops and secretes E2.…”
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