In ruminants, the signal (interferon-tau, IFNT) for the maternal recognition of pregnancy has
effects on maternal extrauterine organs, and progesterone plays key roles during …

Interferon-tau (IFNT) is the main signal for the maternal recognition of pregnancy in
ruminants, and exerts its effects by stimulating the expression of interferon-stimulated genes …

Interferon‐tau (IFNT) regulates maternal recognition during early pregnancy in ruminants.
The liver can serve as a hematopoietic organ, and it has immune functions. This study …

In ruminants, IFN-tau (IFNT) is a pregnancy recognition signal secreted by the embryonic
trophectoderm before implantation, and it induces the expression of IFN-stimulated genes …

The implantation process in pigs is initiated when the conceptus begins secretion of
estrogen, the signal for maternal recognition of pregnancy, and cytokines including …

As the main signal for the maternal recognition in ruminants, interferon-tau (IFNT) stimulates
expression of interferon-stimulated genes (ISGs) in uterus and many extrauterine tissues …

It has long been known that pig conceptuses produce interferon‐γ (IFNG) at the time of
implantation, but the role of IFNG and its mechanism of action at the maternal‐conceptus …

Liver plays important roles in the innate and adaptive immunity, and contributes to the
maternal immune adjustments during pregnancy. Progesterone (P4) has key effects on …

The aim of this study was to determine the presence of Pregnancy-associated glycoprotein−
1 (PAG-1) mRNA expression in the maternal circulation of pregnant buffaloes during the …

During early pregnancy in ruminants, progesterone (P4) from the corpus luteum (CL) and
interferon tau (IFNT) from the conceptus act on the endometrium to regulate genes including …