[PDF][PDF] FSH withdrawal improves developmental competence of oocytes in the bovine model
AL Nivet, A Bunel, R Labrecque, J Belanger… - …, 2012 - researchgate.net
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Combinations of genetic, environmental, and management factors are suspected to explain
the loss in fertility observed for over 20 years in dairy cows. In some cases, IVF is used.
When compared with in vivo embryo production, IVF resulted in low success rates until the
FSH coasting process (FSH starvation after superstimulation) was introduced in 2002.
Increased competence associated with
the loss in fertility observed for over 20 years in dairy cows. In some cases, IVF is used.
When compared with in vivo embryo production, IVF resulted in low success rates until the
FSH coasting process (FSH starvation after superstimulation) was introduced in 2002.
Increased competence associated with
Abstract
Combinations of genetic, environmental, and management factors are suspected to explain the loss in fertility observed for over 20 years in dairy cows. In some cases, IVF is used. When compared with in vivo embryo production, IVF resulted in low success rates until the FSH coasting process (FSH starvation after superstimulation) was introduced in 2002. Increased competence associated with
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