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195 related items for PubMed ID: 19934344

  • 1. Canine placenta: a source of prepartal prostaglandins during normal and antiprogestin-induced parturition.
    Kowalewski MP, Beceriklisoy HB, Pfarrer C, Aslan S, Kindahl H, Kücükaslan I, Hoffmann B.
    Reproduction; 2010 Mar; 139(3):655-64. PubMed ID: 19934344
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  • 2. Time related changes in luteal prostaglandin synthesis and steroidogenic capacity during pregnancy, normal and antiprogestin induced luteolysis in the bitch.
    Kowalewski MP, Beceriklisoy HB, Aslan S, Agaoglu AR, Hoffmann B.
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  • 3. Interplacental uterine expression of genes involved in prostaglandin synthesis during canine pregnancy and at induced prepartum luteolysis/abortion.
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  • 4. Canine placental prostaglandin E2 synthase: expression, localization, and biological functions in providing substrates for prepartum PGF2alpha synthesis.
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  • 8. Comparison of two protocols with a progesterone antagonist aglepristone (RU534) to induce parturition in bitches.
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    Schuler G, Teichmann U, Kowalewski MP, Hoffmann B, Madore E, Fortier MA, Klisch K.
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  • 10. Placental origin of prostaglandin F2α in the domestic cat.
    Siemieniuch MJ, Jursza E, Szóstek AZ, Zschockelt L, Boos A, Kowalewski MP.
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  • 20. Estradiol-17beta, prostaglandin E2 (PGE2), and the PGE2 receptor are involved in PGE2 positive feedback loop in the porcine endometrium.
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