Abstract
Uterine Luminal Fluid Proteins in Buffalo During Follicular and Luteal Stages and Early Pregnancy
Highlights
Uterine luminal fluid proteins are altered during various reproductive phases of many domestic animal species including cattle, horses and pigs
The present study examined the uterine luminal proteins during the luteal and follicular stages of pregnancy and early pregnancy in abattoir derived buffalo genitalia
Uterine Fluid Proteins During Follicular Phase of the Estrous Cycle Both proestrus and estrus phase samples are described as follicular phase
Summary
Uterine luminal fluid proteins are altered during various reproductive phases of many domestic animal species including cattle, horses and pigs. Interferon- τ is major product from ovine and bovine conceptus during the period before the embryonic trophoblast makes firm attachment to the uterine wall and begins to form the placenta It is secreted from Day 10 to 24 of gestation and peaks at Day 17 (Roberts et al, 2007; Bazer, 2013). Uterine luminal proteins have been isolated in a limited number of studies in buffaloes during the follicular and luteal phases of the estrous cycle (Ramadan and Hassan, 1999; Roy et al, 2006) and early pregnancy (Balhara et al, 2014). The present study examined the uterine luminal proteins during the luteal and follicular stages of pregnancy and early pregnancy in abattoir derived buffalo genitalia
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