Treating Mares with the Long-Acting Kisspeptin Analog C6 Increases Circulating Gonadotropins but Doe...
Treating Mares with the Long-Acting Kisspeptin Analog C6 Increases Circulating Gonadotropins but Does Not Trigger Ovulation
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The role of the neuropeptide kisspeptin (Kp) in mammalian reproduction is well established. Nevertheless, species-specific differences exist. In the horse, administration of the shortest endogenous Kp isoform, Kp10, is unable to trigger ovulation even though it increases plasma gonadotropins concentrations. To check if this issue would be dependent...
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Treating Mares with the Long-Acting Kisspeptin Analog C6 Increases Circulating Gonadotropins but Does Not Trigger Ovulation
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2077-0472
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2077-0472
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10.3390/agriculture12111846