Egg Production of the Domestic Hen is a Reflection of Ovarian Physiology-A Review: Part ٣. Control of Follicular Growth and Maturation
published by Damascus University
in 2002
in Animal Production
and research's language is
العربية
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Abstract in English
There is considerable evidence supporting the role of gonadotrophins and
progesterone on follicular growth and maturation and functional maintenance
of the ovary in the hen. Recently, however, there are ever-expanding list of
factors may be involved in establishing follicular growth and ovulation
currently including germinal disc region, growth factors, macrophages,
plasminogen activator, ornithine decarboxylase, inhibin, activin, follistatin,
relaxine, arginin vasotosin, oxytocin, prostaglandines, vasoactive intestinal
peptide, and their interactions.
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