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Ontogeny of uteroplacental progestagen production in pregnant mares during the second half of gestationOusey et al., 2003
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- Ousey J
- Forhead A
- Rossdale P
- Grainger L
- Houghton E
- Fowden A
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- Biology of Reproduction
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In pregnant mares during late gestation, little, if any, progesterone (P4) is found in the maternal circulation. Hence, quiescence of the equine uterus is believed to be maintained by metabolites of pregnenolone and P4 known as progestagens, which are produced by the …
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