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Supplementary corpora lutea monitoring allows progestin treatment interruption on day 70 of pregnancy in non-cyclic recipient mares

https://doi.org/10.1016/j.anireprosci.2013.12.004
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Reproductive Biology of the Mare — Basic and applied aspects
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Use of altrenogest to prepare ovariectomized mares as embryo transfer recipients
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The effect of exogenous progestins on endogenous progesterone secretion in pregnant mares
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Resurgence of the primary corpus luteum during pregnancy in the mare
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Pregnancy: Physiology and Diagnosis
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Manual of Equine Reproduction
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Factors affecting pregnancy rates and early embryonic death after equine embryo transfer
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Embryo technologies in the horse
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Ovariectomized steroid-treated mares as embryo transfer recipients and as a model to study the role of progestins in pregnancy maintenance
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Reproductive biology of the mare: Basic and applied aspects
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Luteal Deficiency and Embryo Mortality in the Mare
inferredcites →https://doi.org/10.1095/biolreprod59.5.1062openalex-snapshot
Equine Chorionic Gonadotropin Regulates Luteal Steroidogenesis in Pregnant Mares1
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Ovarian Changes during Gestation in Pony Mares
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Pregnancy in ovariectomised mares achieved by embryo transfer: A preliminary study
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Embryo transfer in anoestrous recipient mares: attempts to reduce altrenogest administration period by treatment with pituitary extract
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THE POTENCY OF BLOOD SERUM OF MARES IN PROGRESSIVE STAGES OF PREGNANCY IN EFFECTING THE SEXUAL MATURITY OF THE IMMATURE RAT
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Fetomaternal interactions and influences during equine pregnancy
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Effects of Pregnancy and Hysterectomy on the Ovaries of Pony Mares
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Progesterone Concentration in Blood of Mares during the Estrous Cycle, Pregnancy and after Hysterectomy

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Use of Estrogen Before Progesterone Improves Embryo Survival in Acyclic Recipient Mares: Preliminary Results
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Hormone supplementation protocol using estradiol benzoate and long-acting progesterone is efficient in maintaining pregnancy of anovulatory recipient mares during autumn transitional phase
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Endometrial Histomorphometry of Anestrous Mares Under the Influence of Different Embryo Transfer Hormonal Protocols
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Artificial Long Estrus Protocols Administered Prior to Progesterone Increase Endometrial Uterocalin Expression in Anestrous Mares
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Plasma Estradiol Profile After Administration of Different Types of Estradiol Esters in Acyclic Mares
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Seasonal absence of supplementary corpora lutea in pregnant mares and the relationship with pregnancy loss
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Comparison of different regimens of estradiol benzoate treatments followed by long-acting progesterone to prepare noncycling mares as embryo recipients
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Administration of 2.5 mg of estradiol followed by 1,500 mg of progesterone to anovulatory mares promote similar uterine morphology, hormone concentrations and molecular dynamics to those observed in cyclic mares
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Endometrial expression of estrogen and progesterone receptors in non-cyclic mares treated only with long-acting progesterone
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Effect of the duration of estradiol priming prior to progesterone administration on endometrial gene expression in anestrous mares
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The mule (Equus mulus) as a recipient of horse (Equus caballus) embryos: Comparative aspects of early pregnancy with mares
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Effect of duration of estradiol exposure on embryo survival and endometrial gene expression in anestrous embryo recipient mares
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Plasma Estradiol and Endometrial Edema Profile in Acyclic Mares After Single Administration of 17‐β Estradiol, Estradiol Benzoate and Estradiol Cypionate
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Ultrasonography of the conceptus development from days 15 to 60 of pregnancy in non-cyclic recipient mares
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Transferencia de embriones en yeguas receptoras anovulatorias
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Uso de éguas receptoras acíclicas em programas de transferência de embrião
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