Abstract

Twenty Pasundan heifers were used in the study to find out calving rates related to the concentration of hormones and metabolites of the mother's blood during the farm. The experimental mother cow was given a combination of the hormone prostaglandin F2α as much as 5 ml per head and gonadotropin realising hormone (GnRH) of 2.5 ml per head intramuscular to uniformize fertility conditions and improve fertility. The mother cow is immediately carried out artificial insemination 2 times with an interval of 6 hours. All experimental cows were given forage basalt food and adlibitum drinking water. Pregnancy examination is carried out on the 60th and 150th days of post-insemination using the rectal palpation method. The observed variables in the form of calving rate were related to plasma concentrations of the hormones progesterone (P), estrogen (E), and blood metabolites levels β-OH butyric (BHBA), blood urea nitrogen (BUN), and non-esterified fatty acids (NEFA). The results showed that in Garut calving average rate of 90%, the plasma concentration of hormone progesterone 4.73±0.28 ng/ml and estrogen 24.59±1.91 pg/ml higher than Bogor with an average calving rate of 70%, the plasma concentration of progesterone hormone 3.46±0.71ng/ml and estrogen 21.67±1.57 pg/ml. The concentration of BHBA, BUN, and NEFA for Bogor region respectively was 12.33±1.81 mg dl-1; 23.70±2.40 mg dL; 1.85±0.25 mmol L-1) higher than Garut in a row is 10.17±1.25*mg dl-1, 22.70±2.70mg dL; 1.76±0.37mmol L<sup>-1</sup>). The results of regression analysis showed that the relationship of calving rate (CR) with the concentration of hormones conceptus estrogen (E) and progesterone (P) in garut region has a real form of linear relationship (P<0.05) by following the equation Calving rate=4772 +0.232 Estrogen + 0.643 Progesterone - 0.074 BHBA + 0.335 NEFA - 0.082 BUN with a coefficient of determination of 43.65%, while for Bogor region according to Calving regression rate=5,590+ 0.010 Estrogen +0.638 Progesterone - 0.231 BHBA + 1.11NEFA – 0.105 BUN with a coefficient of determination of 16.34%. It was concluded that calving rate is strongly influenced by the concentration of the hormones progesterone and estrogen, as well as having a close relationship with the condition of the mother blood metabolite during the pregnancy.

Highlights

  • Pasundan cows as a local genetic resource of West Java, have high fertility but do not yet have high reproductive efficiency

  • The observed modifiers were the concentration of hormones including estrogen and progesterone, while blood metabolites included β-hydroxybutyric acid (BHBA), blood urea nitrogen (BUN), and non-esterificated acid (NEFA)

  • Further results in this study showed that the concentration of blood metabolites (beta-hydroxybutyric (BHBA); non-esterification fatty acid (NEFA); blood urea nitrogen (BUN) of Pasundan cows for the North Priangan region is higher than the South Coast region

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Introduction

Pasundan cows as a local genetic resource of West Java, have high fertility but do not yet have high reproductive efficiency. The problem that is still often encountered in pasundan cows with the pattern of people's livestock business until now is the performance of reproduction that is not optimal which is characterized by the presence of service per conception of 1.8±0.2 and calving rate of 65±5.0% [1]. Not optimal reproductive efficiency is thought to be caused by inadequate pregnancy hormones (estrogen, progesterone, and placenta lactogen) that play a role in the treatment and regulation of growth and development of the uterus and placenta [2, 3]. Euis Nia Setiawati et al.: Relationship Between Calving Rate and Concentration of Hormones and Blood Metabolites. During Pregnancy in Post-Induction Pasundan Cows GnRH pregnancy hormones will lead to an increase in embryonal death, a decrease in calving rate, and a decrease in birth weight. In order to maintain the success of the reproductive process, it will be followed by changes in the mother's blood metabolism [5, 6]

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