The aim of this study was to identify conceptus-derived proteins, in addition to IFNT, that may
facilitate pregnancy recognition in cattle. Analysis of the protein content of the uterine …

This study sought to determine the earliest response of the bovine uterine endometrium to
the presence of the conceptus at key developmental stages of early pregnancy. There were …

Interferon Tau (IFNT), the conceptus-derived pregnancy recognition signal in cattle,
significantly modifies the transcriptome of the endometrium. However, the endometrium also …

This study combined in vitro production of bovine blastocysts, multiple embryo transfer
techniques, and a conceptus-endometrial explant co-culture system to test the hypothesis …

Successful growth and development of the posthatching blastocyst and pregnancy
establishment are a result of the interaction between a competent embryo and a receptive …

This review summarizes new knowledge on expression of genes and provides insights into
approaches for study of conceptus-endometrial interactions in ruminants with emphasis on …

Studies support the idea that uterine epithelia and their secretions have important biological
roles in conceptus survival, elongation, and implantation in sheep. The present study …

Background We hypothesized that genes that are up-regulated in the uterine endometrium
at the initiation of conceptus elongation in cattle, and that encode for secreted proteins …

Maternal recognition of pregnancy in pigs occurs approximately on Day (D) 12 of pregnancy
and is critical for embryo implantation. The presence of the conceptus in the uterine lumen …

The bovine embryo develops in contact with the oviductal fluid (OF) during the first 4–5 days
of pregnancy. The aim of this study was to decipher the protein interactions occurring …