This manuscript reviews the mechanisms that maintain the corpus luteum (CL) of pregnancy
in ruminants. In mammals, ovulation and luteinization of the remaining cells in the CL are …

This review examines the function of the corpus luteum (CL) with emphasis on pregnancy in
ruminant models and the possible impact of pregnancy in conferring luteal resistance to …

Maintenance of the corpus luteum (CL) during pregnancy is essential for continuing the
elevated circulating progesterone (P4) that is required to maintain pregnancy. The …

In ruminants, there are specific times during the estrous cycle or pregnancy when the corpus
luteum (CL) may undergo regression. This review has attempted to summarize the …

Since the discovery of interferon-tau (IFNT) over 30 years ago as the trophectodermal
cytokine responsible for the maintenance of the maternal corpus luteum (CL) in ruminants …

The first luteal response to pregnancy in farm animals at 12–18 days after ovulation involves
maintenance of the corpus luteum (CL) if pregnancy has occurred. In most common farm …

The corpus luteum (CL) plays a vital role in regulating the reproductive cycle, fertility, and in
maintaining pregnancy. Interferon-tau (IFNT) is the maternal recognition of a pregnancy …

Establishment of pregnancy in domestic ruminants includes pregnancy recognition
signalling by the conceptus, implantation and placentation. Despite the high fertilisation …

Mechanisms of bovine corpus luteum (CL) maintenance during the second month of
pregnancy have not been adequately investigated, despite significant reproductive losses …

The establishment of pregnancy in ruminants occurs during the peri-implantation period and
involves the suppression of the endometrial luteolytic mechanism to maintain progesterone …