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KE Fike

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KE Fike; FN Kojima; Bradley R Lindsey; E G M Bergfeld; JA Quintal-Franco; EJ Melvin; Eraldo Zanella; ME Wehrman; James E Kinder
Regulation of frequency of luteinizing hormone pulses by magnitude of acute change in circulating concentration of progesterone of female cattle.
FN Kojima; E G M Bergfeld; ME Wehrman; Andrea S Cupp; KE Fike; D V Mariscal-Aguayo; T Sanchez-Torres; M Garcia-Winder; Debra T Clopton; A J Roberts; James E Kinder
Frequency of luteinizing hormone pulses in cattle influences duration of persistence of dominant ovarian follicles, follicular fluid concentrations of steroids, and activity of insulin-like growth factor binding proteins.
Michael J Rathbone; J E Kinder; KE Fike; FN Kojima; Debra T Clopton; Colin R Ogle; Craig Bunt
Recent advances in bovine reproductive endocrinology and physiology and their impact on drug delivery system design for the control of the estrous cycle in cattle.

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2004: KE Fike; FN Kojima; Bradley R Lindsey; E G M Bergfeld; JA Quintal-Franco; EJ Melvin; Eraldo Zanella; ME Wehrman; James E Kinder
Regulation of frequency of luteinizing hormone pulses by magnitude of acute change in circulating concentration of progesterone of female cattle.
Animal reproduction science 2004;84(3-4):279-91.
2003: FN Kojima; E G M Bergfeld; ME Wehrman; Andrea S Cupp; KE Fike; D V Mariscal-Aguayo; T Sanchez-Torres; M Garcia-Winder; Debra T Clopton; A J Roberts; James E Kinder
Frequency of luteinizing hormone pulses in cattle influences duration of persistence of dominant ovarian follicles, follicular fluid concentrations of steroids, and activity of insulin-like growth factor binding proteins.
Animal reproduction science 2003;77(3-4):187-211.
2001: Michael J Rathbone; J E Kinder; KE Fike; FN Kojima; Debra T Clopton; Colin R Ogle; Craig Bunt
Recent advances in bovine reproductive endocrinology and physiology and their impact on drug delivery system design for the control of the estrous cycle in cattle.
Advanced drug delivery reviews 2001;50(3):277-320.
1999: JA Quintal-Franco; FN Kojima; EJ Melvin; Bradley R Lindsey; Eraldo Zanella; KE Fike; ME Wehrman; Debra T Clopton; James E Kinder
Corpus luteum development and function in cattle with episodic release of luteinizing hormone pulses inhibited in the follicular and early luteal phases of the estrous cycle.
Biology of reproduction 1999;61(4):921-6.
1999: KE Fike; ME Wehrman; Bradley R Lindsey; E G M Bergfeld; EJ Melvin; J A Quintal; Eraldo Zanella; FN Kojima; James E Kinder
Estrus synchronization of beef cattle with a combination of melengestrol acetate and an injection of progesterone and 17beta-estradiol.
Journal of animal science 1999;77(3):715-23.
1999: EJ Melvin; Bradley R Lindsey; JA Quintal-Franco; Eraldo Zanella; KE Fike; Curtis Van Tassell; James E Kinder
Circulating concentrations of estradiol, luteinizing hormone, and follicle-stimulating hormone during waves of ovarian follicular development in prepubertal cattle.
Biology of reproduction 1999;60(2):405-12.
1998: D V Mariscal; E G M Bergfeld; Andrea S Cupp; FN Kojima; KE Fike; T Sánchez; ME Wehrman; Rodger K Johnson; RJ Kittok; J Joe Ford; James E Kinder
Concentrations of gonadotropins, estradiol and progesterone in sows selected on an index of ovulation rate and embryo survival.
Animal reproduction science 1998;54(1):31-43.
1997: KE Fike; E G M Bergfeld; Andrea S Cupp; FN Kojima; V Mariscal; T Sanchez; ME Wehrman; W H Grotjan; D L Hamernik; RJ Kittok; James E Kinder
Gonadotropin secretion and development of ovarian follicles during oestrous cycles in heifers treated with luteinizing hormone releasing hormone antagonist.
Animal reproduction science 1997;49(2-3):83-100.
1997: KE Fike; Michael L Day; E Keith Inskeep; James E Kinder; PE Lewis; RE Short; HD Hafs
Estrus and luteal function in suckled beef cows that were anestrous when treated with an intravaginal device containing progesterone with or without a subsequent injection of estradiol benzoate.
Journal of animal science 1997;75(8):2009-15.
1997: ME Wehrman; KE Fike; EJ Melvin; FN Kojima; James E Kinder
Development of a persistent ovarian follicle and associated elevated concentrations of 17beta-estradiol preceding ovulation does not alter the pregnancy rate after embryo transfer in cattle.
Theriogenology 1997;47(7):1413-21.
1997: KE Fike; ME Wehrman; E G M Bergfeld; FN Kojima; James E Kinder
Prolonged increased concentrations of 17beta-estradiol associated with development of persistent ovarian follicles do not influence conception rates in beef cattle.
Journal of animal science 1997;75(5):1363-7.
1996: D V Mariscal; P L Wolfe; E G M Bergfeld; Andrea S Cupp; FN Kojima; KE Fike; T Sánchez; ME Wehrman; Rodger K Johnson; RJ Kittok; J J Ford; James E Kinder
Comparison of circulating concentrations of reproductive hormones in boars of lines selected for size of testes or number of ovulations and embryonal survival to concentrations in respective control lines.
Journal of animal science 1996;74(8):1905-14.
1996: James E Kinder; FN Kojima; E G M Bergfeld; ME Wehrman; KE Fike
Progestin and estrogen regulation of pulsatile LH release and development of persistent ovarian follicles in cattle.
Journal of animal science 1996;74(6):1424-40.
1996: ME Wehrman; KE Fike; FN Kojima; E G M Bergfeld; Andrea S Cupp; V Mariscal; T Sanchez; James E Kinder
Development of persistent ovarian follicles during synchronization of estrus influences the superovulatory response to FSH treatment in cattle.
Theriogenology 1996;45(3):593-610.