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Influence of catecholestradiol on short-lived corpora lutea in beef cows by Day, M L, Kurz, S G, Nephew, K P, Wright, M D, Hu, Y, Ford, S P, Pope, W F

“…The influence of intrauterine administration of catecholestradiol (4-hydroxylated estradiol) on lifespan of the initial postpartum corpus luteum was evaluated…”
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In-vitro maturation and intracytoplasmic sperm injection of western lowland gorilla oocytes by Kurz, S.G, Healy, M.R, Loskutoff, N.M, Brown, C.S, Crichton, E.G, Barnes, A.M, Finnegan, J.M, Volenec, D, Dejonge, C.J

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Loss of low-density lipoprotein utilization by regressing porcine luteal cells: effects of protein kinase C activation by Brannian, J.D. (University of South Dakota Health Sciences Center, Sioux Falls, SD.), Christianson, H, Flynn, S, Kurz, S.G

“…We recently reported a decline in low-density lipoprotein (LDL) uptake by regressing porcine luteal cells that correlated with diminished LDL stimulation of…”
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Decline in fluorescent low density lipoprotein (LDL) uptake by small and large porcine luteal cells with advancing age of the corpus luteum by Brannian, J.D, Kurz, S.G, Shigi, S.M

“…The present study was designed to test the hypothesis that the ability of small luteal cells (SLC) and/or large luteal cells (LLC) to take up low density…”
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Regulation of luteinizing hormone secretion in prepubertal heifers fed an energy-deficient diet by Kurz, S.G. (The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH), Dyer, R.M, Hu, Y, Wright, M.D, Day, M.L

“…The effects of feeding a diet restricted in energy on the endocrine mechanisms regulating LH secretion in prepubertal heifers were examined. On Day 0, thirty…”
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In vitro prostaglandin production by bovine corpora lutea destined to be normal or short-lived by Hu, Y. (The Ohio State University, Columbus, OH), Sanders, J.D.H, Kurz, S.G, Ottobre, J.S, Day, M.L

“…Basal and calcium ionophore (CaI)-influenced production of prostaglandins (PGs) by corpora lutea (CL) destined to be normal or short-lived were compared…”
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