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Progesterone (P4) is a key for minimizing days of non-breeding season in goat, thus does can reproduce throughout the year for useful productive purposes if they are stimulated by P4 in the non-breeding season. P4 is an essential agent in the transition from non-breeding to breeding season, without P4, the behavioral centre of brain will not become sensitive to estrogen and the estrous behavior will be invisible "silent ovulation". This is a characteristic of first ovulation of breeding season. Once the animal goes into luteal phase post-first ovulation, the behavior center receives sufficient…mehr

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Progesterone (P4) is a key for minimizing days of non-breeding season in goat, thus does can reproduce throughout the year for useful productive purposes if they are stimulated by P4 in the non-breeding season. P4 is an essential agent in the transition from non-breeding to breeding season, without P4, the behavioral centre of brain will not become sensitive to estrogen and the estrous behavior will be invisible "silent ovulation". This is a characteristic of first ovulation of breeding season. Once the animal goes into luteal phase post-first ovulation, the behavior center receives sufficient priming with P4 to make it sensitive to estrogen produced at the next ovulation which is mostly accompanied by the estrous behavior. After the non-breeding season, many females show silence ovulations or 5 -11 days short estrus cycles in goats due to prematurely regressing CL. Generally, to shorten the non-breeding season days or to increase the fertility during anestrous season by using P4remains critical question, hence the main goal of this study is to investigate percentages of P4 in Damascus does in non-breeding and breeding seasons, this may minimize days of non-breeding season.
Autorenporträt
Anas Salem got BSc degree in Agric sci. Excellent with honor degree, 1982, AlAzhar Univ., MSc 1989 and PhD 1997 Anim. Physiol., Assiut Univ. Egyp. Scholarship to Cornell Univ. 1994 USA, Cornell Univ. grant 1996, DAAD award to TUM, Germany2007, IEASTA awards, Yugoslavia, 1989, and Germany, 1990. Antioxidants and fertility are my interesting now.