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Control of ovulation in cycling ewes with a prostaglandin F2[alpha] analogueGreyling, Johannes Petrus Carl 12 1900 (has links)
Thesis (MScAgric)--Stellenbosch University, 1978. / In title Greek letter 'alpha' is in subscript. / ENGLISH ABSTRACT: 1. Preliminary observations proved that an intramuscular injection
of 62,5pg Cloprostenol terminates the oestrus cycle of ewes.
Higher dosages (1251jg, 250pg and 500pg) caused a more abrupt
termination of the cycle and more synchronised occurrence of
oestrus. However, 125pg was only effective in terminating
the oestrus cycle when injected between days 4 and 14.
2. In order to overcome this refractory period to Cloprostenol
treatment, (days 15 through oestrus to day 4 of the oestrus
cycle) ewes were treated with intravaginal progestogen
sponges for 8 - 9 days and injected with Cloprostenol on the
day of sponge withdrawal. A dosage of 31,251ig proved
adequate, but conception rates were significantly lower at
the first post treatment oestrus (mean 63,7%) as compared
to the second post treatment oestrus (mean 81,9%). The change
in the serum progesterone concentration following the cessation of treatment was not affected by the dosage of Cloprostenol (31,251g; 62,5pg and 125pg), but the position of the
LH peak relative to the onset of oestrus varied markedly.
The stage of the cycle when the intravaginal sponge treatment
started had a significant affect on the interval between the
cessation of treatment, the onset of oestrus and the LH peak.
3. The time of Cloprostenol administration relative to intravaginal sponge withdrawal (-48, -24 and 0h) showed no significant effect on either the oestrus response or the duration
of oestrus. However, for the group receiving the prostaglandin injection at sponge withdrawal (Oh) the interval
between cessation of treatment and oestrus showed a marked
decrease as the onset of the progestogen treatment progressed from day 2 to day 17 of the oestrus cycle. The reproductive efficiencies of the three respective treatment groups
did not differ significantly from each other, neither was
there a significant difference between the reproductive performances at the first and the second post treatment oestrus.
4. An alternative method of bypassing the refractory period of
the corpus luteum to prostaglandin is by giving two injections of prostaglandin 8 to 14 days apart. In this experiment different dosages (31,25pg; 62,5pg; 125pg and 250pg)
of Cloprostenol were injected at a 10 day interval. Mn
increase in the dosage was followed by a significant increase
in the oestrus response (50,0%; 56,3%; 81,3% and 100,0%
respectively). The higher dosages (250pg) of Cloprostenol
cause more rapid and complete luteolysis as is reflected in
the decrease in plasma progesterone concentration, while
lower dosages (31,25pg and 62,5pg) often fail.
5. The reproductive efficiencies of ewes treated with the intravaginal progestogen sponge (MAP), an intravaginal progestogen
sponge (MAP) followed by an injection of Cloprostenol (125pg),
a double injection of 250pg Cloprostenol at a 9 day interval
and a control groupwere compared. The oestrus response, the
interval from cessation of treatment to the onset of oestrus
and the duration of oestrus did not differ significantly for
the respective groups. The mean conception rate of ewes
treated with a double injection of Cloprostenol at a 9 day
interval was significantly lower (36%) than that of the other
groups (mean of 71,9%).
G. In a 2 x 2 factorial experiment the reproductive efficiency
of ewes treated with a double injection of prostaglandin at
a 10 day interval and of a group of progestogen sponge (MAP)
treated ewes were compared following insemination at observed
oestrus and insemination at a predetermined time. The prostaglandin treated group was inseminated at 60 and 72 hours
following the last injection of Cloprostenol and the sponge
treated group at 48 and 60 hours following sponge withdrawal.
Although the conception rates of the ewes were about 10% lower
following fixed time A.I. as compared to A.I. at obs'arved
oestrus, these differences were not significant.
7. The reproductive efficiencies of ewes treated with two
injections of prostaglandin (Cloprostenol) administered at
intervals of 9, 10 and 11 days, were compared. The conception rates of ewes in these treatment groups were 11,1%;
40,0% and 70,0% respectively and that of the control group
82,4%. These differences indicate the importance of injecting Cloprostenol at an interval of at least 11 days. / AFRIKAANSE OPSOMMING: 1. Voorlopige waarnemings bewys dat intramuskulere inspuiting van
62,5pg Cloprostenol die estrus siklus van ooie beeindig.
Hoer dosisse (125pg, 2501jg en 500pg) veroorsaak 'n meer
effektiewe en meer gesinkroniseerde estrus reaksie.
Die gebruik van 124ig Cloprostenol is gevind om voldoende
te wees om effektiewe luteoliese te veroorsaak vanaf dag
4 tot 14 van die estrus siklus.
2. Die sinkronisasie van die estrus periode met Cloprostenol
is gedoen met 'n voorafbehandeling van intravaginale sponse,
bevattende medroksie-progesteroon asetaat vir 8 - 9 dae, om
die refraktoriese periode te oorbrug (dag 15 - 3).
Die aanteeldoeltreffendheid van die verskillende behandelde
groepe het geen noemenswaardige patroon gevolg nie, alhoewel
die vrugbaarheid betekenisvol verskil het vir die eerste nabehandelings estrus (gemid. 63,7%) en die tweede (normals)
na-behandelings estrus (gemid. 81,9%). Aangaande die serum
progesteroon konsentrasies is gevind dat die tempo van .afname
in progesteroon konsentrasie na begindiging van behandeling,
nie betekenisvol beinvloed is deur die verskillende dosisse
(31,2514; 62,5pg en 125pg) van prostaglandien nie— Heelwat
variasie in die posisie van die LH piek t.o.v. die begin van
estrus is gevind en dit was duidelik dat die stadium van die
estrus siklus betekenisvolle effek op die interval tussen
die beeindiging van behandeling en die voorkoms van die LH
piek het.
3. Dit is gevind dat die tyd (-48, -24 en Oh) van Cloprostenol
toediening relatief tot intravaginale spans onttrekking geen
betekenisvolle effek op beide die estrus reaksie of die lengte
van die estrus periode het nie. Alhoewel, vir die groep
wat 'n prostaalandien inspuiting by spans onttrekking ontvang
het (Oh), is 'n duidelike afname in die interval tussen die
beeindiging van behandeling en estrus waargeneem soos die
- stadium van progesteroon behandeling gewissel het van dag
2 tot dag 17 van die estrus siklus. Die aanteeldoeltreffendheid vir die onderskeie behandelings groepe het nie betekenisvol verskil van mekaar nie en oak was dear geen betekenisvoile verskil in die aanteeldoeltreffendheid by die eerste
en tweede (normale) na-behandelings estrus nie.
4. 'n Alternatiewe metode am die refraktoriese periode van die
corpus luteum tot prostaglandien te oorbrug, is deur die
toediening van twee inspuitings prostaglandien 8 tot 14 dae
uitmekaar. Verskillende dosisse (31,25pg; 62,5pg: 125pg
en 250/4) Cloprostenol is gegee met 'n 10 dae interval tussen
die inspuitings. Vermeerdering van die dosis is gevolg
deur 'n betekenisvolle verhoging in die estrus reaksie (50,0%;
56,3%; 81,3% en 100,0% respektiewelik). Die hoer dosisse
(2501jg) Cloprostenol veroorsaak meer vinnige en doeltreffende luteoliese terwyl die laer dosiese (31,25pg en 62,5pg)
dikwels ondoeltreffend is. Die 250pg Cloprostenol groep
het die vinnigste afname in die gemiddelde serum progesteroon
konsentrasie getoon.
5. Die aanteeldoeltreffendheid tussen intravaginaleprogesteroon
sponse (MAP) gevolg deur 'n inspuiting van Cloprostenol (125pg),
'n dubbele inspuiting Cloprostenol met 'n 9 dae interval en 'n
kontrole groep is vergelyk. Die estrus reaksie, die interval vanaf beeindiging van behandelino tot begin van estrus
en die lengte van die estrus periode het nie betekenisvol
verskil vir die verskillende groepe nie. Die gemiddelde
konsepsie syfer van ooie behandel met 'n dubbele inspuiting
Cloprostenol met 'n 9 dae interval, was betekenisvol laer
(36%) as die ender groepe (gemid. 71,9%).
6. In 'n 2 x 2 faktoriale eksperiment is vrugbaarheid, na inseminasie op waargeneemde estrus en inseminasie wat op 'n
tydsbasis uitgevoer is, tussen dubbele inspuiting prostaglandien groep met 'n 10 dae interval en 'n intravaginale
MAP) spons groep vergelyk. Die dubbel inspuiting groep is
geinsemineer 60 en 72 uur na die laaste inspuiting en die
spons groep is geinsemineer 48 en 60 uur na spons onttrekking. Alhoewel die konsepsie syfers van ooie ongeveer
10% leer was na inseminasie op 'n vasgestelde tyd teenoor
inseminasie na waargeneemde estrus, was die verskil nie
betekenisvol nie.
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Mathematical modelling of the neural control of luteinizing hormone releaseFoweraker, Jonathan Paul Austen January 1996 (has links)
No description available.
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Studies on steroidogenic, follicular and ovulatory responses to exogenous gonadotrophins in Hereford x Friesian heifersSaeed, Sheikh Abdul January 1988 (has links)
This study was designed to investigate the locus of action of different gonadotrophins on the stimulation of multiple follicular development and superovulation in heifers. In addition follicular populations and steroiodogenic potential of the follicles (>10 mm diameter) at different stages of the superovulatory treatment were studied. Experiment 1 was carried out to investigate the effect of three gonadotrophins (pregnant mare serum gonadotrophin, PMSG; human menopausal gonadotrophin, hMG-Pergonal 75 i.u. FSH, 75 i.u. LH per ampoule; and urofollitrophin UF-Metrodin 75 i.u. FSH per ampoule) on multiple follicular development and hormonal profiles. Experiments 2 and 3 were designed to study follicular populations and steroiodogenic potential of the follicles in superovulated heifers and to compare these parameters with control heifers.
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Biologically active substances affecting gonadotrophin-induced ovulation in immature ratsFrance, Evelyn Susan January 1963 (has links)
Thesis (Ph.D.)--Boston University / A number of biologically active compounds known to influence various aspects of mammalian reproduction were investigated in order to determine specifically whether or not they affect gonadotrophin-induced ovulation and, if so, whether they act directly on the ovaries by blockage of the utilization of gonadotrophins or indirectly via the hypothalamico-hypophyseal axis. Maximal ovulatory response of 35 +/- 5 ova were routinely induced in 21-day-old intact Wistar rats by the subcutaneous injection of 20 IU pregnant mare serum (PMS) followed by the intraperitioneal injection of 25 IU human chorionic gonadotrophin (HCG) 56 hours later. Animals were sacrificed 20 hours after HCG injection, and body weights were recorded. Fallopian tubes were removed, and ova within them were recovered and counted. Ovaries were weighed to the nearest 0.2 mg and weights expressed as actual wet weight and relative weight (mg/100 gm body weight). Average numbers of ova shed and ovarian weights of the gonadotrophin-treated control groups were compared with those of the experimental groups, which were also administered single doses of the biologically active compounds. If a given compound significantly inhibited the superovulatory response in intact rats, it was then administered under the same conditions to rats hypophysectomized at 25 days of age. [TRUNCATED]
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Induction of cycling status and effect of follicle size on fertility in postpartum beef cowsPerry, George A. January 2003 (has links)
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Missouri-Columbia, 2003. / Typescript. Vita. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 162-201). Also available on the Internet.
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Induction of cycling status and effect of follicle size on fertility in postpartum beef cows /Perry, George A. January 2003 (has links)
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Missouri-Columbia, 2003. / Typescript. Vita. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 162-201). Also available on the Internet.
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Efficacy of oral altrenogest for postponing ovulation in the mareMurrell, Sandra Lee 30 September 2004 (has links)
The horse industry relies heavily on the breeding manager's ability to get a large number of mares bred each season. Therefore, it is beneficial to optimize use of the stallion and number of cycles per conception, both of which are related to the time of ovulation. Currently, methods exist to induce ovulation of a Graafian follicle; however there is no widely accepted method for delaying ovulation. Considering the main factors that lead to ovulation it could be hypothesized that the short-term administration of a progestin, such as altrenogest, would have the potential to postpone ovulation of a follicle that has reached ovulatory size. Twenty-six mares ranging in age from three to 23 y were paired by age and randomly assigned to a 2X4 blocked experiment. The factors were 1) stallion (Groups A-D) and 2) hormonal treatment (.044mg/kg BW altrenogest for 2 d) or control (Neobee M5 oil for 2 d). Hormonal administration for each mare was initiated upon detection of a follicle with a 35 mm or greater diameter. Mares were artificially inseminated starting on the first day of treatment and continuing every other day until ovulation was confirmed by ultrasonography. Blood samples were collected daily throughout the estrous cycle and at 12 h intervals from the detection of a 35 mm follicle until three days post-ovulation. Samples were analyzed for luteinizing hormone using a double antibody RIA, for progesterone and estradiol using RIA kits (Coat-A-Count® and double antibody, DPC®).
Short-term altrenogest administration increased the number of days to ovulation (P<0.05). Mean days to ovulation from d 1 of treatment for the control versus treated mares were 3.15 d and 6.12 d, respectively. There was no difference (P=0.65) between control and treated groups with respect to size of follicle at the time of ovulation. Luteinizing hormone, progesterone and estradiol concentrations were analyzed during treatment until 3 d post-ovulation. Altrenogest treatment had no effect on LH, progesterone and estradiol concentrations as demonstrated by the lack of difference between control and treated mares (P=0.27, P=0.56, P=0.67). There was no difference in pregnancy rates (P=0.62) between the control 10/13 and treated 11/13 mares.
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Hormonal control of estrus in the beef heifer /Nellor, John Ernest. January 1956 (has links)
Thesis (Ph. D. in Comparative Physiology)--University of California, Davis, Jan. 1956. / Includes bibliographical references (leaves 57-61). Also available via the World Wide Web. (Restricted to UC campuses).
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Control of the sexual cycle and gonadotrophic hormone secretions in normal and steroid induced anovulatory ratsSchuetz, Allen W., January 1965 (has links)
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Wisconsin--Madison, 1965. / Vita. Typescript. Abstracted in Dissertation abstracts, v. 25 (1965) no. 10, p. 6126-27. eContent provider-neutral record in process. Description based on print version record. Includes bibliographical references.
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Studies on the mechanisms controlling ovarian activityShort, Robert Edgar, January 1967 (has links)
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Wisconsin--Madison, 1967. / Typescript. Vita. eContent provider-neutral record in process. Description based on print version record. Includes bibliographical references.
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