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Endocrine profiles of oestrous cycle in buffalo: a meta-analysis

Mondal, S and Suresh, K P and Nandi, S

Asian-Australasian Journal of Animal Sciences (2010) 23: 169–174

DOI: 10.5713/ajas.2010.90193

Abstract

A meta-analysis was conducted to summarize the results of studies which have described the profiles of hormones during the oestrous cycle in buffalo using a fixed effect model and a random effect model. Plasma progesterone concentrations were lowest (0.30+or-0.06 ng/ml) during the peri-oestrous phase and increased (p=0.067) through the early luteal phase to a maximum concentration (1.94+or-0.03 ng/ml) during the mid-luteal phase. Circulating plasma inhibin and estradiol concentrations were lowest (0.31+or-0.01 and 11.04+or-0.13 ng/ml) during the mid-luteal phase, increased through the late luteal phase to maximum concentrations (0.44+or-0.02 and 22.48+or-0.32 ng/ml) during the peri-oestrous phase. Plasma FSH concentrations were lowest during the early luteal phase and increased through the mid-luteal phase to a maximum concentration during the peri-oestrous phase. Peripheral prolactin concentrations were lowest during the late luteal phase and increased to a maximum concentration during the peri-oestrous phase which then declined (p=0.716) during the early luteal phase. Peripheral plasma cortisol concentrations decreased from 2.68+or-0.14 ng/ml during the early luteal phase to 1.43+or-0.27 ng/ml during the mid-luteal phase (p\textless0.001) which then increased to 2.06+or-0.17 ng/ml during the late luteal phase. Plasma T3 concentrations decreased from the late luteal phase to the peri-oestrous phase (p\textless0.001) which then increased during the early luteal phase. T4 concentrations increased from the late luteal phase to the peri-oestrous phase which then decreased during the early luteal phase.

Citation

Mondal, S., Suresh, K. P., & Nandi, S. (2010). Endocrine profiles of oestrous cycle in buffalo: a meta-analysis. Asian-Australasian Journal of Animal Sciences, 23(2), 169–174. https://doi.org/10.5713/ajas.2010.90193 [Indexed using CAB Thesaurus terms], Animal Physiology and Biochemistry (Excluding Nutrition) [LL600], Animal Reproduction and Embryology [LL250], blood plasma, plasma (blood), research, studies, cortisol, hormones, hydrocortisone, breeding cycle, estradiol, estrous cycle, follicle stimulating hormone, folliculostatin, follitropin, FSH, inhibin, lactogenic hormone, mammotropin, oestradiol, oestrous cycle, progesterone, prolactin, reproductive cycle

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