Follicular development in pregnant cows after the administration of equine chorionic gonadotropin (eCG): a new insight.

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Follicular development in preg ...... dotropin (eCG): a new insight.

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Follicular development in preg ...... dotropin (eCG): a new insight.

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Follicular development in preg ...... dotropin (eCG): a new insight.

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Follicular development in preg ...... dotropin (eCG): a new insight.

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Felicita Jirillo

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Giuseppe Minoia

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Maddalena Mutinati

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Mario Cinone

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Leukocytes in ovarian function.

Macrophage contributions to ovarian function.

Ovarian follicular growth and atresia: the relationship between cell proliferation and survival.

The timing of ovulation and insemination schedules in superstimulated cattle.

Immunoendocrine aspects of endometrial function and implantation.

Progress in understanding ovarian follicular dynamics in cattle.

Review of factors essential for blastocyst implantation for their modulating effects on the maternal immune system.

Regulation of luteal function and corpus luteum regression in cows: hormonal control, immune mechanisms and intercellular communication.

Maternal T cells promote placental growth and prevent spontaneous abortion.

Bidirectional cytokine interactions in the maternal-fetal relationship: is successful pregnancy a TH2 phenomenon?

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536-542

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10.3109/08923970902814152

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Massimo Spedicato

Annalisa Rizzo

Raffaele Luigi Sciorsci

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2009-01-01T00:00:00Z

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38052737

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