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Sperm binding properties and secretory activity of the bovine oviduct immediately before and after ovulation

1 Jun 2007

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The possibility that differences in hormonal regimes between the two oviducts in the cow around ovulation affects secretory activity of the oviduct epithelial cells and/or sperm-oviduct binding was studied. Oviducts were collected immediately after slaughter at 6 hr before to 5 hr after timed ovulation of 14 normally cyclic cows that had been inseminated (n = 6) or not (n = 8) and material obtained from the same...

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PMID: 17546595
DOI: 10.1002/mrd.20766

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