Titlebook: Bovine Maternal Support and Embryo Survival; Aureliano Hernández Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusiv

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,Die Zielsetzung der Unternehmensführung,follicle development are presented. Pertinent mechanisms of initial oocyte maturation are discussed in harmony with histological and endocrine events. Meiotic episodes are considered. There are a good number of figures in this chapter.

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Einsatz und Design von Playbackexperimentena ones constitute the corpus luteum, a temporary endocrine unit, which mainly produces progesterone, as to maintain pregnancy. The inherent mechanism to provoke pertinent events of corpus luteum construction is presented in the light of current research findings. Processes and possible interactions are graphically illustrated.

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,Die Zielsetzung der Unternehmensführung,In this chapter, a general approach of the hypothalamic-hypophyseal physiology is considered, in a view of explaining ovarian endocrine function. The origin of the hypophyseal components is presented. Various hypothalamic and hypophyseal functions are outlined, as well as some molecular influences on the hypothalamic functions.

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Einsatz und Design von PlaybackexperimentenThe estrous cycle in cows is discussed in the context of environmental influencers, together with variations in their hormone levels, enhancers, and any inhibitors of follicle growth and maturation. A reasonable number of examples are available.

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Jens Krause,Richard James,Darren P. CroftSince the corpus luteum (CL) is a transitory endocrine gland, a progesterone (P) provider, when gestation does not occur, it should disappear. It means that luteotrophic agents stop acting. The promoter molecules are to be replaced by lytic agents, to cause luteal regression. Many events are illustrated.

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Neuroendocrine Control of Ovarian Function,In this chapter, a general approach of the hypothalamic-hypophyseal physiology is considered, in a view of explaining ovarian endocrine function. The origin of the hypophyseal components is presented. Various hypothalamic and hypophyseal functions are outlined, as well as some molecular influences on the hypothalamic functions.