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    Perturbations in the uterine luminal fluid composition are detrimental to pregnancy establishment in cattle by Martins, Thiago, Pugliesi, Guilherme, Sponchiado, Mariana, Gonella-Diaza, Angela M, Ojeda-Rojas, Oscar A, Rodriguez, Frederich D, Ramos, Roney S, Basso, Andrea C, Binelli, Mario

    “…A major, unresolved issue is how the uterine microenvironment determines pregnancy success in cattle. Before implantation, conceptus development depends on the…”
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    Effect of early pregnancy diagnosis by per rectum amniotic sac palpation on pregnancy loss, calving rates, and abnormalities in newborn dairy calves by Romano, Juan E., Bryan, Kelsey, Ramos, Roney S., Velez, Juan, Pinedo, Pablo

    Published in Theriogenology (01-02-2016)
    “…The objectives of the present study were to evaluate the effect of per rectal amniotic sac palpation (ASP) for pregnancy diagnosis during the late embryonic…”
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    Comparison between allantochorion membrane and amniotic sac detection by per rectal palpation for pregnancy diagnosis on pregnancy loss, calving rates, and abnormalities in newborn calves by Romano, Juan E., Pinedo, Pablo, Bryan, Kelsey, Ramos, Roney S., Solano, Karol G., Merchan, Daniel, Velez, Juan

    Published in Theriogenology (01-03-2017)
    “…The objectives of the present investigation were to evaluate the pregnancy diagnosis by detection of either the allantochorion membrane (FMS) or amniotic sac…”
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    The periovulatory endocrine milieu affects the uterine redox environment in beef cows by Ramos, Roney S, Oliveira, Milena L, Izaguirry, Aryele P, Vargas, Laura M, Soares, Melina B, Mesquita, Fernando S, Santos, Francielli W, Binelli, Mario

    Published in Reproductive biology and endocrinology (10-05-2015)
    “…In cattle, recent studies have shown positive associations between pre-ovulatory concentrations of estradiol (E2), progesterone (P4) at early diestrus and…”
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