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Ovulation level and prolificacy in ewes depending on their age, birth type and percentage of prolific genotype

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Kareta W., Korman K., Cegla M.

Reproductive Biology

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2006

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tom 06

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nr Suppl.2

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Hatchery testing of GnRH analogue-containing pellets on ovulation in four cyprinid species

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Horvath L., Szabo T., Burke J.

Polskie Archiwum Hydrobiologii

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1997

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tom 44

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nr 1-2

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Transrectal ultrasonography in diagnosing the ovulation rate in sheep

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Slosarz P., Frankowska A., Mis M.

Animal Science Papers and Reports

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2003

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tom 21

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nr 3

On the day of ovulation and next on day 7 after ovulation the ovaries of 20 sheep were examined using the transrectal ultrasound method. To verify the results, similar examination was made with the laparoscopic method. Depending on the stage of the sexual cycle (day 1 vs day 7) the number of Graafian follicles (∅ ≥5 mm) was determined as well as the total number of corpora lutea found in both ovaries. Out of the total number of 53 Graafian follicles found laparoscopically, 42 (79,2%) were detected with the ultrasound method. The detectability of corpora lutea with the ultrasound method was found similar (79,5%). A considerable improvement in the accuracy of ultrasonic measuring was observed when the determinations were repeated next year. This reflects the effect of the experience gathered by the person taking the measurements.

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Stimulation of ovulation rate in ewes by continuous oxytocin administration during oestrus

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Bobowiec R., Kosior-Korzecka U., Wojcik M., Martelli F., Sighieri C., Patkowski K.

Acta Scientiarum Polonorum. Medicina Veterinaria

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2003

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tom 02

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nr 2

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Ovulation rate and prolificacy in Booroola x Olkuska crossbred ewes

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Klewiec J., Martyniuk E., Gabryszuk M., Baranowski A.

Animal Science Papers and Reports

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2004

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tom 22

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nr 3

The study presents a comparison of ovulation rate (CL number) and litter size between pure Booroola (BB) and their reciprocal crosses (F1 and F2) with Olkuska sheep. As these breeds express a high reproduction potential and in the same time differ significantly in other performance traits affecting lamb production, it was assumed that their crosses might combine beneficial characteristics of both. When the total numbers of CL were analysed the ovulation rate in BB appeared by 0.6 higher (P≤0.002) than in crossbred ewes (F1 and F2 pooled). However, no such difference was ascertained when analysing the maximum CL numbers. Ovulation rate and litter size did not differ between F1 and F2 crossbred ewes.

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Zastosowanie ultrasonografii do okreslania wskaznika owulacji u loszek

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Klocek C., Kalm E.

Acta Agraria et Silvestria. Series Zootechnica

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1993

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tom 31

29-35

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Impact of contrasting fish oil concentrations in the diet on ovine embryo development in vivo and of corresponding diet-specific derivative sera during in vitro culture

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McEvoy T. G., Onal A. G., Speake B. K., Robinson J. J.

Journal of Animal and Feed Sciences

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2012

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tom 21

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nr 1

In the first of two experiments, numbers of ovulations and day 5 embryo yields were unaffected by fish oil (0, 3 or 6% w/w) in ewe diets; oestradiol concentrations and numbers of large ovarian follicles were increased. Fish oil tended to suppress embryo development and limit blastocyst diameter and cell number but not protein synthesis. In the second experiment IVF-derived embryos were cultured in medium supplemented with foetal calf serum (FCS) or, as in vitro equivalents to Experiment 1, serum from ewes fed rations supplemented with 0 (C), 3 (3F) or 6 (6F)% fish oil. Cleavage rates were not affected by serum source. More Grade 1 to 1.5 blastocysts were produced when using 3F serum (32% of blastocysts) than with C (27%; ns) or 6F (16%; P<0.05) or FCS (10%; P<0.005). It is suggested that at less than 3% inclusion in the diet of ewes, there may be beneficial effects of fish oil fatty acids on embryo production in vivo and of the corresponding ewe serum during in vitro culture. Higher concentrations are counter-productive.

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Ovulation level and prolificacy in ewes depending on their age, birth type and percentage of prolific genotype

Hatchery testing of GnRH analogue-containing pellets on ovulation in four cyprinid species

Transrectal ultrasonography in diagnosing the ovulation rate in sheep

Stimulation of ovulation rate in ewes by continuous oxytocin administration during oestrus

Ovulation rate and prolificacy in Booroola x Olkuska crossbred ewes

Zastosowanie ultrasonografii do okreslania wskaznika owulacji u loszek

Impact of contrasting fish oil concentrations in the diet on ovine embryo development in vivo and of corresponding diet-specific derivative sera during in vitro culture