Estudo do fluido folicular, transporte, recuperaçao e maturação de oócitos em éguas superovuladas com estrato de pituitária equina
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2007
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Carmo, Márcio Teoro do [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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A fêmea da espécie eqüina é considerada monovulatória sazonal, o que é ator limitante a produção de embriões ao longo do ano. Esta limitação poderia inimizada se houvesse uma resposta superovulatória eficiente em melhorar a ção de embriões. Protocolos mais recentes desenvolvidos em nosso atório utilizando-se o Extrato de Pituitária Eqüina (EPE) têm permitido uma esposta superovulatória. Contudo o número de embriões recuperados ainda sido inferior ao das ovulações, em conseqüência de fatores ainda não inados. O presente estudo teve por objetivo: verificar se o tratamento com o - administrado duas vezes ao dia, altera a maturação nuclear e citoplasmática I ito, avaliar o ambiente folicular mensurando os níveis de 17(3-estradiol, E5~)tlerona, progesterona, inibina e óxido nítrico, bem como o perfil eletroforético eínas no fluido folicular entre éguas superovuladas e não superovuladas. amos também o transporte do oócito para o oviduto. Este trabalho foi o em quatro experimentos: Experimento I Estudo do transporte dos oócitos oviduto de éguas superovuladas com extrato de pituitária eqüina; ento II Efeito da superovulação na recuperação de oócitos quando da ~-es foliculares guiadas por ultra-sonografia; Experimento 111 Avaliação do e folicular de éguas superovuladas; Experimento IV Avaliação da ''ação oocitária de éguas superovuladas com extrato de pituitária equina. O ento I foi desenvolvido na Universidade de Rio Cuarto (Argentina), foram _za.:las 22 éguas de 3 - 12 anos, (09 éguas controles; 13 éguas tratadas _ . Estes animais foram...
The equine female is considered a seasonal mono-ovulatory specie, which is a restrictive factor in respect to embryo production throughout the year. This limitation could be minimized if an efficient superovulatory response and consequent improvement of embryo production were possible. More recent protocols developed in our lab using EPE (equine pituitary extract) have allowed a good superovulatory response. However, the number of embryos recovered has been inferior to the number of ovulations detected due to unknown factors. The present study has the following objectives: Verify if the EPE treatment administered twice daily would alter the oocyte cytoplasmic and nuclear maturation; and to evaluate the follicular environment by measuring estradiol 17-, testosterone, progesterone, inhibin and nitric oxide. The electrophoresis pattern of proteins in follicular fluid from superovulated and non- superovulated mares was determined. In addition, the oocyte transport through the oviduct was investigated. The present study was divided into four experiments. Experiment I: Study of oocyte transport to the oviduct in superovulated mares using equine pituitary extract. Experiment II: Effect of superovulation on oocyte recovery using transvaginal ultrasound guided follicular aspiration. Experiment III: Evaluation of follicular environment in superovulated mares. Experiment IV: Oocyte maturation in superovulated in mares using equine pituitary extract. Experiment I was performed at Rio Cuarto University, Argentina. In the related study, 22 mares aging from 3 to 12 years were used (9 control mares, 13 EPE treated mares). These mares were monitored daily by ultrasound until the presence of a follicle ≥ 30mm in diameter, being then examined twice daily. The superovulation protocol used consisted in 25mg of EPE twice a day, intramuscularly, starting at day 7 post- ovulation... (Complete abstract click electronic access below)
The equine female is considered a seasonal mono-ovulatory specie, which is a restrictive factor in respect to embryo production throughout the year. This limitation could be minimized if an efficient superovulatory response and consequent improvement of embryo production were possible. More recent protocols developed in our lab using EPE (equine pituitary extract) have allowed a good superovulatory response. However, the number of embryos recovered has been inferior to the number of ovulations detected due to unknown factors. The present study has the following objectives: Verify if the EPE treatment administered twice daily would alter the oocyte cytoplasmic and nuclear maturation; and to evaluate the follicular environment by measuring estradiol 17-, testosterone, progesterone, inhibin and nitric oxide. The electrophoresis pattern of proteins in follicular fluid from superovulated and non- superovulated mares was determined. In addition, the oocyte transport through the oviduct was investigated. The present study was divided into four experiments. Experiment I: Study of oocyte transport to the oviduct in superovulated mares using equine pituitary extract. Experiment II: Effect of superovulation on oocyte recovery using transvaginal ultrasound guided follicular aspiration. Experiment III: Evaluation of follicular environment in superovulated mares. Experiment IV: Oocyte maturation in superovulated in mares using equine pituitary extract. Experiment I was performed at Rio Cuarto University, Argentina. In the related study, 22 mares aging from 3 to 12 years were used (9 control mares, 13 EPE treated mares). These mares were monitored daily by ultrasound until the presence of a follicle ≥ 30mm in diameter, being then examined twice daily. The superovulation protocol used consisted in 25mg of EPE twice a day, intramuscularly, starting at day 7 post- ovulation... (Complete abstract click electronic access below)
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Equino - Reprodução Bovino - Reprodução, Superovulation in mare, Equine pituitary extract, Oocyte maturation
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CARMO, Márcio Teoro do. Estudo do fluido folicular, transporte, recuperaçao e maturação de oócitos em éguas superovuladas com estrato de pituitária equina. 2007. 222 f. Tese (doutorado) - Universidade Estadual Paulista, Faculdade de Medicina Veterinária e Zootecnia de Botucatu, 2007.