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bp0005rdr9 | Reproductive Technology | REDR2002

Morphological assessment of preimplantation embryo quality in cattle

Maddox-Hyttel P , Gjørret JO , Vajta G , Alexopoulos NI , Lewis I , Trounson A , Viuff D , Laurincik J , Müller M , Tveden-Nyborg P , Thomsen PD

The extensive use of embryo technologies has emphasized the need for assessing embryo quality by morphological techniques, such as transmission electron microscopy, immunocytochemistry for confocal laser scanning microscopy and fluorescence in situ hybridization. By a combination of these techniques, it has been possible to demonstrate: (i) that rRNA gene activation, as monitored by embryonic nucleolar development, is comparable in bovine embryos developed in vivo...

bp0018cpr1 | Physiological Roles of The Boar Ejaculate | CPR2009

The physiological roles of the boar ejaculate

Rodriguez-Martinez H. , Kvist U. , Saravia F. , Wallgren M. , Johannissono A. , Sanz L. , Pena F.J. , Martinez E.A. , Roca J. , Vazquez J.M. , Calvete J.J.

During ejaculation in the boar, sperm cohorts emitted in epididymal cauda fluid are sequentially exposed and resuspended in different mixtures of accessory sex gland secretion. This paper reviews the relevance of such unevenly composed fractions of seminal plasma (SP) in vivo on sperm transport and sperm function and how this knowledge could benefit boar semen processing for artificial insemination (Al). The firstly ejaculated spermatozoa (first 10 ml of the spe...

bp0002rdr6 | Corpus Luteum | REDR1990

Differential actions of second messenger systems in the corpus luteum

Wiltbank MC , Diskin MG , Niswender GD

Abstract unavailableKeywords: corpus luteum; sheep; protein kinase C; calcium; phosphoinositide turnover© 1991 Journals of Reproduction & Fertility Ltd...

bp0002rdr7 | Corpus Luteum | REDR1990

Differential origin and control mechanisms in small and large bovine luteal cells

Hansel W , Alila HW , Dowd JP , MilvaeJ RA

Abstract unavailableKeywords: progesterone; protein kinase C; intracellular calcium; prostaglandins; arachidonic acid; luteal cells; cattle© 1991 Journals of Reproduction & Fertility Ltd...

bp0001editorial | (1) | REDR1980

Editorial: Reproduction in Domestic Ruminants

Webb R

As stated in the first Proceedings, the economically important domestic species have been the subject of ongoing reproductive research over many decades. The aims of researchers and clinicians have been directed at increasing fecundity and fertility, to manipulate reproduction for simpler management, to increase the genetic influence of selected individuals and importantly to improve animal welfare. A group of international researchers initiated the first symposium in Australi...

bp0002editorial | Maternal Recognition of Pregnancy | REDR1990

Editorial: Reproduction in Domestic Ruminants

Webb R

As stated in the first Proceedings, the economically important domestic species have been the subject of ongoing reproductive research over many decades. The aims of researchers and clinicians have been directed at increasing fecundity and fertility, to manipulate reproduction for simpler management, to increase the genetic influence of selected individuals and importantly to improve animal welfare. A group of international researchers initiated the first symposium in Australi...

bp0003editorial | Maternal-Embryo Interactions | REDR1994

Editorial: Reproduction in Domestic Ruminants

Webb R

As stated in the first Proceedings, the economically important domestic species have been the subject of ongoing reproductive research over many decades. The aims of researchers and clinicians have been directed at increasing fecundity and fertility, to manipulate reproduction for simpler management, to increase the genetic influence of selected individuals and importantly to improve animal welfare. A group of international researchers initiated the first symposium in Australi...

bp0004editorial | Follicular Development | REDR1998

Editorial: Reproduction in Domestic Ruminants

Webb R

As stated in the first Proceedings, the economically important domestic species have been the subject of ongoing reproductive research over many decades. The aims of researchers and clinicians have been directed at increasing fecundity and fertility, to manipulate reproduction for simpler management, to increase the genetic influence of selected individuals and importantly to improve animal welfare. A group of international researchers initiated the first symposium in Australi...

bp0005editorial | Overview of Ruminant Reproduction Problems | REDR2002

Editorial: Reproduction in Domestic Ruminants

Webb R

As stated in the first Proceedings, the economically important domestic species have been the subject of ongoing reproductive research over many decades. The aims of researchers and clinicians have been directed at increasing fecundity and fertility, to manipulate reproduction for simpler management, to increase the genetic influence of selected individuals and importantly to improve animal welfare. A group of international researchers initiated the first symposium in Australi...

bp0006editorial | (1) | REDR2006

Editorial: Reproduction in Domestic Ruminants

Webb R

As stated in the first Proceedings, the economically important domestic species have been the subject of ongoing reproductive research over many decades. The aims of researchers and clinicians have been directed at increasing fecundity and fertility, to manipulate reproduction for simpler management, to increase the genetic influence of selected individuals and importantly to improve animal welfare. A group of international researchers initiated the first symposium in Australi...