Simple Summary Pregnancy loss is a major cause of infertility in dairy animals, particularly
in cattle, which affects the productivity and profitability of farms. Detecting these unsuccessful …

Goats are amongst the most fertile of the domestic species. In the temperate zones
seasonality may constitute a limiting factor if intensive production systems are to be …

In the last years, a polymorphic family of placenta-expressed proteins has been discovered
in ruminant species and used for pregnancy diagnosis. Pregnancy diagnosis is an important …

Pregnancyassociated glycoproteins (PAG) are structurally related to aspartic proteinases
and belong to an extensive, rapidly evolving family of recently duplicated genes expressed …

Understanding reproductive rates of wild animal populations is crucially important for
management and conservation. Assessing pregnancy status of free-ranging cetaceans has …

Pregnancy-associated glycoproteins (PAG) are a multigene family, related to aspartic
proteinases, expressed in the placenta of artiodactyls. Ruminant PAG expression varies …

Different RIA systems available for measuring the concentrations of pregnancy-associated
glycoproteins (PAGs) in dairy goats were compared in order to evaluate their accuracy in …

Several techniques for pregnancy diagnosis in goats are developed. Some of them are
efficient and applicable in the field, but not enough accurate. Others are outlined with a high …

Determination of plasma concentrations of pregnancy associated glycoproteins (PAG) has
been used for early pregnancy diagnosis in cows. However, this is complicated by the …

For the first time in literature this study describes the pregnancy-associated glycoprotein
(PAG) profile of buffalo cows during gestation and the post-partum period using antiserum …