1968
DOI: 10.2527/jas1968.271113x
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Synchronization of Estrus in Cattle with an Oral Progestational Agent and an Injection of an Estrogen

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“…O estradiol foi inicialmente incorporado a esses tratamentos para promover a regressão luteínica (WILTBANK; KASSON, 1968). Entretanto, após a caracterização da PGF como a luteolisina natural em ruminantes e o desenvolvimento de análogos, esta tornou-se o agente luteolítico preferido (LAUDERDALE, 1972), apresentando respostas mais consistentes do que aquelas obtidas com o estradiol (LEMON, 1975).…”
Section: Tratamentos Com Progestágeno/progesterona E Estradiolunclassified
“…O estradiol foi inicialmente incorporado a esses tratamentos para promover a regressão luteínica (WILTBANK; KASSON, 1968). Entretanto, após a caracterização da PGF como a luteolisina natural em ruminantes e o desenvolvimento de análogos, esta tornou-se o agente luteolítico preferido (LAUDERDALE, 1972), apresentando respostas mais consistentes do que aquelas obtidas com o estradiol (LEMON, 1975).…”
Section: Tratamentos Com Progestágeno/progesterona E Estradiolunclassified
“…Persistence of a DF is associated with an intermediate LH pulse frequency of one pulse every 2 hours (Savio et al, 1993;Stock and Fortune, 1993;Taylor et al, 1993). In order to overcome the low fertility associated with long-term progestagen treatments, the duration of treatment was shortened by use of oestrogen at the start of treatment to shorten CL life span (Wiltbank and Kasson, 1968;Roche, 1974). There was variability in the spread of onset of oestrus.…”
Section: Follicle Wave Synchrony and Pgf2amentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Research in the early 1960s showed that P4 treatments of >14 days duration resulted in good synchrony of oestrus but low pregnancy rates (Macmillan and Peterson 1993). Subsequently, the treatment period was reduced to 9-12 days by administration of oestradiol as a luteolytic agent at the start of the progestagen treatment (Wiltbank and Kasson 1968;Roche 1974). While this procedure resulted in improved pregnancy rates, there was greater variability in the onset of oestrus compared with protocols that used longer periods of P4 exposure (Roche et al 1999).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 98%