Relationship of Endocrine State to Spontaneous Motility of Sheep Myometrium

Brinsfield, T. H.

doi:10.2527/jas1968.272439x

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“…In control sheep, as expected from previous work (Brinsfield, 1968), the amplitude of myometrial contractions was greatest for oestrous ewes, inter¬ mediate for ovariectomized ewes and lowest for luteal phase ewes (Table 1 and Text- fig. 1).…”

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Stimulation by Intra-Uterine Devices of Motility of Sheep Myometrium

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1968

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Stimulation by Intra-Uterine Devices of Motility of Sheep Myometrium

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1968

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“…(Segal & Scher, 1967;Hamilton, 1971). This steroid stimulates the synthesis of the contractile protein, actomyosin (Needham & Cawkwell, 1957), and also reduces the threshold of stimulation of the myo¬ metrial cell to oxytocin (Fitzpatrick, 1960;Kuriyama, 1961;Knifton, 1967;Brinsfield, 1968).…”

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Oestrogen Metabolism in Sheep Myometrium

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1974

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“…The pattern of contractility is modified at oestrus (Lightfoot, 1969) and can be altered by treatment with oestrogen (Brinsfield, 1968). There is a distinct possibility that the uterine motility of the progesterone-oestrogen-treated spayed ewe differed from that of the normal oestrus ewe, so affecting the pattern of sperm transport.…”

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confidence: 99%