Încărcări by Thu Y 2007

Differentiation Between Pyometra and Cystic En Dome Trial Hyperplasia Mucometra in Bitches by Pros Tag Land In F2a Metabolite Analysis

A Study of Two Protocols Combining Aglepristone and Cloprostenol to Treat Open Cervix Pyometra in the Bitch

Clinical Presentation of Canine Pyometra and Mucometra

Canine pyometra a study of the urinary proteins by SDS–PAGE and Western blot

Effects of Ovariohysterectomy on Reactivity in German Shepherd Dogs

Canine Pyometra

The Impact of Induced Stress During Days 13 and 14 of Pregnancy on the Composition of Allantoic Fluid and Conceptus Development in Sows

Stress, Behaviour and Reproductive Performance in Female Cattle and Pigs

Plasma Progesterone Concentration Depends on Sampling Site in Pigs

The Relation Between the Birth Process and the Condition of the Newborn Piglet and Calf

Reproductive Performance of Swine Females Re-serviced After Return to Estrus or Abortion

Pros Tag Land In F and Progesterone Secretion by Porcine um and Corpus Luteum in Vitro

Maternal Behavior in Pigs

Hormonal Profiles and Embryo Survival of Sows Subjected to Induced Stress During Days 13 and 14 of Pregnancy

Factors Affecting Progesterone Production in Corpora Lutea From Pregnant and Diestrous Bitches

Effects of Ovarian Cortex Cell Co-culture During in Vitro Maturation on Porcine Oocytes Maturation, Fertilization and Embryo Development

Effect of Feeding Level on Progesterone Concentration in Early Pregnant Multiparous Sows

Reduced Lung Lesions in Pigs Challenged 25 Weeks After the Administration of a Single Dose of Mycoplasma Hyopneumoniae Vaccine at Approximately 1 Week of Age

Comparative Efficacy of Two Single-dose Bacterins in the Control of Mycoplasma Hyopneumoniae in Swine Raised Under Commercial Conditions in Brazil

A Meta-Analysis Comparing the Effect of Vaccines Against Mycoplasma Hyopneumoniae on Daily Weight Gain in Pigs

Acute Stimulatory Effects of Pros Tag Land In F2a on Serum Progesterone Concentrations in Pregnant and Pseudo Pregnant Pigs

The Relation Between the Birth Process and the Condition of the Newborn Piglet and Calf