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Strategies to improve the ovarian response to equine pituitary extract in cyclic maresScoggin et al., 2002
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- Scoggin C
- Meira C
- McCue P
- Carnevale E
- Nett T
- Squires E
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- Theriogenology
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Equine pituitary extract (EPE) has been reported to induce heightened follicular development in mares, but the response is inconsistent and lower than results obtained in ruminants undergoing standard superovulatory protocols. Three separate experiments were …
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