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bp0018cpr13 | State of The Art in-omic Biology of Swine | CPR2009

Global protein profiling of porcine cumulus cells in response to native oocyte secreted factors in vitro

Paradis F. , Moore H. , Novak S. , Dyck M.K. , Dixon W.T. , Foxcroft G.R.

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bp0018cpr22 | Breaking Science in Pig Reproductive Biology | CPR2009

Temporal candidate gene expression patterns in the sow placenta during early gestation and the effect of maternal L-arginine supplementation

Novak S. , Moore H.S. , Paradis F. , Murdoch G. , Dyck M.K. , Dixon W.T. , Foxcroft G.R.

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bp0018cpr28 | Control of Prenatal Development | CPR2009

Prenatal programming of postnatal development in the pig

Foxcroft G.R. , Dixon W.T. , Dyck M.K. , Novak S. , Harding J.C.S. , Almeida F.C.R.L.

Studies of low birth weight offspring have a long history in pig science. These pigs have reduced growth potential and poor carcass quality compared to their higher birth weight littermates. In contemporary commercial sows with between 10 and 15 total pigs born/litter, between-litter differences in average birth weight appear to make the largest contribution to variation in postnatal growth performance, independent of numbers born. Low birth weight is a characteristic of...

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bp0011cpr8 | II Reproductive Development in the Gilt and Sow | CPR1982

Endocrine Control of The Oestrous Cycle

Foxcroft G.R. , Van De Wiel D.F.M. ,

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bp0018cpr35 | Breeding Management Programs for The Future | CPR2009

Benefits of synchronizing ovulation with porcine luteinizing hormone (pLH) in a fixed time insemination protocol in weaned multiparous sows

Zak L.J. , Patterson J. , Hancock J. , Rogan D. , Foxcroft G.R.

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bp0018cpr34 | Breeding Management Programs for The Future | CPR2009

Responses to exogenous gonadotrophin treatment in contemporary weaned sows

Patterson J. , Cameron A. , Smith T. , Kummer A. , Schott R. , Greiner L. , Connor J. , Foxcroft G.R.

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bp0015cpr4 | Regulation of Reproductive Function | CPR1997

Mechanisms mediating nutritional effects on embryonic survival in pigs

Foxcroft G. R. , ,

The inconsistency of data from experiments designed to show nutritional effects on embryonic survival is perplexing. However, a number of experimental models have provided some insight into the mechanisms that potentially mediate interactions between nutrition, metabolic state and embryonic survival. The developing ovarian follicle provides the maturational environment for the oocyte, and differences in follicular maturation are associated with differences in the ability ...

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bp0013cpr4 | The Hypothalamic-Pituitary-Ovarian Axis | CPR1989

Endocrinology of the lactating and weaned sow

Varley M. A. , Foxcroft G. R. ,

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bp0012cpr1 | Endocrinology of Follicular Development | CPR1985

Basic physiology of follicular maturationin the pig

Foxcroft G. R. , Hunter Morag G. ,

Summary. The pig is an excellent animal in which to study the control of folliculogenesis in a polytocous species, and particularly to examine the inter-relationships between follicles from the same animal. Follicle recruitment occurs from the proliferating pool, and various studies suggest that this recruitment occurs between Days 14 and 16 of the oestrous cycle. The growth of follicles selected for ovulation is associated with rapid atresia of smaller f...

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Comparative transcriptomic analysis between in vivo derived porcine 4-cell and morula embryos

Global protein profiling of porcine cumulus cells in response to native oocyte secreted factors in vitro

Temporal candidate gene expression patterns in the sow placenta during early gestation and the effect of maternal L-arginine supplementation

Prenatal programming of postnatal development in the pig

Endocrine Control of The Oestrous Cycle

Benefits of synchronizing ovulation with porcine luteinizing hormone (pLH) in a fixed time insemination protocol in weaned multiparous sows

Responses to exogenous gonadotrophin treatment in contemporary weaned sows

Mechanisms mediating nutritional effects on embryonic survival in pigs

Endocrinology of the lactating and weaned sow

Basic physiology of follicular maturationin the pig

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