High rates of early pregnancy loss are a critical issue in dairy herds, particularly in seasonal,
grazing systems. Components of the uterine luminal fluid (ULF), on which the early embryo …

The uterine microenvironment during the first 7 days after ovulation accommodates and
facilitates sperm transit to the oviduct and constitutes the sole source of nutrients required for …

Dairy cow subfertility is a worldwide issue arising from multiple factors. It manifests in> 30%
early pregnancy losses in seasonal pasture-grazed herds, especially when cows are …

Early pregnancy loss in cattle can be attributed to a myriad of sources. One key factor that
can influence early pregnancy success or loss is the influence and interactions between the …

Uterine lumen fluid (ULF) is central to successful pregnancy establishment and
maintenance, and impacts offspring wellbeing into adulthood. The current dogma is that ULF …

Successful bovine pregnancy establishment hinges on conceptus elongation, a key
reproductive phenomenon coinciding with the period during which most pregnancies fail …

In brief The concentration of progesterone through the estrous cycle modulates uterine
function to affect the luminal metabolome. This paper reports that the dynamic changes in …

The metabolism of dairy cows with inactive ovaries differs from that of healthy dairy cows.
However, the molecular mechanisms underpinning these physiological and metabolic …

Survival and growth of the bovine conceptus is dependent on endometrial secretions or
histotroph. Previously, serial blastocyst transfer was used to classify heifers as high fertile …

A targeted quantitative metabolomics approach was used to study temporal changes of
serum metabolites in cows that normally released their fetal membranes and those that …