REVISTA

THERIOGENOLOGY

ISSN: 0093-691X Frecuencia: 12 Formato: Impresa

Tablas de contenido

100 artículos asociados

Volumen 58 Número 2-4 Parte 0 Año 2002

Preface	Solicitud
Evans, Margaret J.
Pág. 193

Foreword	Solicitud
Betteridge, Keith
Pág. 191 - 192

Hans Merkt	Solicitud
Allen, W.R.
Pág. 197 - 198

Francesca Stewart	Solicitud
Allen, W.R.
Pág. 199 - 200

Dr. Marcel Vandeplassche	Solicitud
Henry, Marc; Hinrichs, Katrin
Pág. 201 - 202

Emeritus Professor Clifford H.G. Irvine	Solicitud
Evans, Margaret
Pág. 203 - 205

Program	Solicitud

Pág. 207 - 220

Relationship of seminal plasma level and extender type to sperm motility and DNA integrity	Solicitud

Pág. 221 - 224

Stallion epididymal spermatozoa: pre-freeze and post-thaw motility and viability after three treatments	Solicitud

Pág. 225 - 228

Calcium, magnesium, copper, and zinc in seminal plasma of fertile stallions, and their relationship with semen freezability	Solicitud

Pág. 229 - 232

The effect of collection and cooling conditions on water transport characteristics of equine spermatozoa	Solicitud

Pág. 233 - 236

Cholesterol incorporation on equine sperm membrane: effects on post-thaw sperm parameters and fertility	Solicitud

Pág. 237 - 240

Post-thaw motility and viability of fractionated and frozen stallion ejaculates	Solicitud

Pág. 241 - 244

Post-thaw spermatozoa plasma membrane integrity and motility of stallion semen frozen with different cryoprotectants	Solicitud

Pág. 245 - 248

Motility and fertility of stallion semen frozen with glycerol and/or dimethyl formamide	Solicitud

Pág. 249 - 251

Effects of extenders and cryoprotectants on stallion sperm head morphometry	Solicitud

Pág. 253 - 256

Effects of ascorbic acid and pentoxifylline on equine cryopreserved semen submitted to in vitro incubation	Solicitud

Pág. 257 - 260

The importance of osmotic pressure for the quality of fresh, cooled, and cryopreserved equine spermatozoa	Solicitud

Pág. 261 - 264

Effect of angiotensin II on the motility of fresh and frozen-thawed equine spermatozoa	Solicitud

Pág. 265 - 267

Assessment of seasonal influence on equine spermatogenic cells and Sertoli cells by testicular fine needle aspiration cytology	Solicitud

Pág. 269 - 272

Cryopreservation of stallion sperm using different amides	Solicitud

Pág. 273 - 276

Improvement of stallion spermatozoa preservation with alternative cryoprotectants for the Mangalarga Marchador breed	Solicitud

Pág. 277 - 279

Horse genomics and reproduction	Solicitud
Murray, James D.
Pág. 281 - 293

Lipid peroxidation in stallion spermatozoa	Solicitud

Pág. 295 - 298

Role of reactive oxygen species on normal and abnormal function of equine spermatozoa	Solicitud

Pág. 299 - 300

Reactive oxygen species and cryopreservation promote deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) damage in equine sperm	Solicitud

Pág. 301 - 302

Induction of the acrosome reaction in stallion spermatozoa: effects of incubation temperature, incubation time, and ionophore concentration	Solicitud

Pág. 303 - 306

Progesterone induces the acrosome reaction in stallion spermatozoa via a protein tyrosine kinase-dependent pathway	Solicitud

Pág. 307 - 311

Effect of frequency and interval of semen collection on seminal parameters and fertility of stallions	Solicitud

Pág. 313 - 316

Use of a silane-coated silica particle solution to enhance the quality of ejaculated semen in stallions	Solicitud

Pág. 317 - 320

Effect of extender pH on motility characteristics of cool-stored equine spermatozoa	Solicitud

Pág. 321 - 324

Effect of storage temperature and extenders on "in vitro" activity of donkey spermatozoa	Solicitud

Pág. 325 - 328

Effect of centrifugation and temperature on the motility and plasma membrane integrity of Zamorano-Leonés donkey semen	Solicitud

Pág. 329 - 332

The effect of artificial vagina lubricants on stallion sperm motion measures and semen pH during cooled storage	Solicitud

Pág. 333 - 336

Catalase activity and total protein in fractionated stallion seminal plasma	Solicitud

Pág. 337 - 340

Capacitation dependent lipid rearrangements in the plasma membrane of equine sperm	Solicitud

Pág. 341 - 345

A comparative evaluation of thiobarbituric acid methods for determination of malondialdehyde in equine spermatozoa	Solicitud

Pág. 347 - 350

Tyrosine phosphorylation is an indicator of capacitation status in fresh and cryopreserved stallion spermatozoa	Solicitud

Pág. 351 - 354

Osmotic stress induces tyrosine phosphorylation of equine sperm	Solicitud

Pág. 355 - 358

Biochemical properties and localization of zonadhesin in equine spermatozoa	Solicitud

Pág. 359 - 362

The effects of uterine cell-spermatozoa co-culture on the interactions between de-novo secreted and synthesized uterine proteins and stallion spermatozoa	Solicitud

Pág. 363 - 366

Apoptosis during the initiation of equine spermatogenesis	Solicitud

Pág. 367 - 371

Apoptosis as a mechanism of germ cell loss in mature stallions	Solicitud

Pág. 373 - 376

Granulocyte-macrophage colony-stimulating factor reduces testicular germ cell apoptosis in vitro	Solicitud

Pág. 377 - 380

The effects of an aromatase inhibitor (Letrozole) on hormone and sperm production in the stallion	Solicitud

Pág. 381 - 383

Concentrations of testosterone and estradiol-17β in the epididymis of the stallion and immunolocalization of androgen and estrogen receptor	Solicitud

Pág. 385 - 388

Characterization of sperm and androgen production by testes from control and ponazuril-treated stallions	Solicitud

Pág. 389 - 392

Semen parameters and level of heterozygosity in Austrian draught horse stallions	Solicitud

Pág. 393 - 396

Stabilization of extragonadal sperm reserves in stallions: application for determination of daily sperm output	Solicitud

Pág. 397 - 400

Preservation of equine sperm stored in the epididymis at 4 °C for 24, 48, 72 and 96 hours	Solicitud

Pág. 401 - 404

Effect of storage at 5 °C on the motility and cryopreservation of stallion epididymal spermatozoa	Solicitud

Pág. 405 - 407

Utilization of immunocytochemical (ICC) and cell culture methods to localize cytochrome P450 aromatase in the testis of prepubertal, pubertal and postpubertal horses	Solicitud

Pág. 409 - 411

DNA microarray analysis of gene expression in testicular tissue of stallions	Solicitud

Pág. 413 - 415

Molecular characterization of the CRISP1 gene-a candidate gene for stallion fertility	Solicitud

Pág. 417 - 420

Differential gene expression in stallions with idiopathic testicular degeneration	Solicitud

Pág. 421 - 424

The effect of GnRH antagonist on testosterone secretion, spermatogenesis and viral excretion in EVA-virus excreting stallions	Solicitud

Pág. 425 - 427

Involvement of growth hormone in the regulation of testicular function in the pony stallion	Solicitud

Pág. 429 - 432

Does growth hormone treatment of stallions during the non-breeding season increase testis sensitivity to luteinizing hormone or pituitary sensitivity to GnRH?	Solicitud

Pág. 433 - 436

Doppler ultrasound measures of testicular blood flow in stallions	Solicitud

Pág. 437 - 440

The role of estrogen and progesterone in the induction and dissipation of uterine edema in mares	Solicitud

Pág. 441 - 444

Concentration of nitric oxide in uterine secretion from mares susceptible and resistant to chronic post-breeding endometritis	Solicitud

Pág. 445 - 448

Uterine expression of fibrogenic cytokines in the mare	Solicitud

Pág. 449 - 452

Equine seminal plasma protects the fertility of spermatozoa in an inflamed uterine environment	Solicitud

Pág. 453 - 456

The effect of seminal plasma components on opsonisation and PMN-phagocytosis of equine spermatozoa	Solicitud

Pág. 457 - 460

Effect of periovulatory ecbolics on luteal function and fertility	Solicitud

Pág. 461 - 463

Gonadotropic control of follicular growth in the mare	Solicitud

Pág. 465 - 468

Effects of multiple GnRH analogue (deslorelin acetate) implants on cyclic mares	Solicitud

Pág. 469 - 471

A comparison of the ecbolic efficacy of intravenous and intrauterine oxytocin treatments	Solicitud

Pág. 473 - 477

Dose-response effect of intramuscular oxytocin treatment on myometrial contraction of reproductively normal mares during estrus	Solicitud

Pág. 479 - 481

Can uterine contractile activity be evaluated by transrectal ultrasonography?	Solicitud

Pág. 483 - 486

Immunoblotting of Streptococcus zooepidemicus antigens following intrauterine inoculation in mares	Solicitud

Pág. 487 - 489

Effect of skim milk and seminal plasma uterine infusions in mares	Solicitud

Pág. 491 - 494

Effect of intra-uterine fluid accumulation during and after foal-heat and of different management techniques on the postpartum fertility of thoroughbred mares	Solicitud

Pág. 495 - 498

Endometrial maldifferentiation caused by ovarian disorders in the mare-morphological and immunohistochemical studies	Solicitud

Pág. 499 - 502

Rheological characterisation of estrous uterine fluid in the mare	Solicitud

Pág. 503 - 506

Assessment of endometrial edema and echotexture in natural and hormonally manipulated estrus in mares	Solicitud

Pág. 507 - 510

Functional pathology of the uterine blood flow in the mare-pathohistologic and Doppler sonographic investigations	Solicitud

Pág. 511 - 513

Tetracosactid (ACTH) treatment of mares in estrus-effect on estrous signs, ovulation and hormone levels	Solicitud

Pág. 515 - 518

Effects of a GnRH antagonist inhibition of luteinizing hormone during the preovulatory period in the mare	Solicitud

Pág. 519 - 521

Gonadotropin-releasing hormone receptor trafficking may explain the relative resistance to pituitary desensitization in mares	Solicitud

Pág. 523 - 526

Administration of the GnRH antagonist cetrorelix during the luteal phase of the mare	Solicitud

Pág. 527 - 532

Early luteogenesis: computer-assisted image analysis of the corpus luteum in the first 24 h postovulation	Solicitud

Pág. 533 - 535

Luteal function and estrous cycle characteristics in mares treated with subtherapeutic doses of prostaglandin F2α	Solicitud

Pág. 537 - 539

Persistent anovulatory follicles in the mare	Solicitud

Pág. 541 - 543

The release of follicular fluid into the peritoneal cavity during ovulation in mares	Solicitud

Pág. 545 - 548

The relationship between steroidogenesis and tissue remodeling enzymes in ovulation in cycling pony mares	Solicitud

Pág. 549 - 552

A comparative study of follicular dynamics between lactating and non-lactating mares: effect of the body condition	Solicitud

Pág. 553 - 556

Metabolic profiles and plasma leptin concentrations in lactating and non-lactating mares	Solicitud

Pág. 557 - 561

The relationship between body condition, leptin, and reproductive and hormonal characteristics of mares during the seasonal anovulatory period	Solicitud

Pág. 563 - 566

Mid-diestrous GnRH-analogue administration does not suppress the luteolytic mechanism in mares	Solicitud

Pág. 567 - 570

Influence of PG administration and follicle status on the number of conceptuses	Solicitud

Pág. 571 - 574

Relationships between uterine blood flow, estrogens and nitric oxide in cycling mares	Solicitud

Pág. 575 - 578

Evidence for a nitric oxide-mediated modulation of equine granulosa cell steroidogenesis	Solicitud

Pág. 579 - 583

A new intra-vaginal progesterone-releasing device (Cue-Mare™) for controlling the estrous cycle in mares	Solicitud

Pág. 585 - 587

Induction of lactation in mares with a dopamine antagonist needs ovarian hormones	Solicitud

Pág. 589 - 592

Nutrition influences the winter ovarian inactivity in mares	Solicitud

Pág. 593 - 597

Combined effect of sulpiride and light treatment on the onset of cyclicity in anestrous mares	Solicitud

Pág. 599 - 602

Influence of the autumn transitional phase on follicular development in mares	Solicitud

Pág. 603 - 606

Angiogenesis in follicles of mares during spring transition and the breeding season	Solicitud

Pág. 607 - 608

Insulin-like growth factor binding protein-2 (IGFBP-2) mRNA in equine follicles during vernal transition and the breeding season	Solicitud

Pág. 609 - 613