Physiologie de la Reproduction animale TOME 3 (de 3)Drion, Pierre ; Beckers, Jean-François ; et alLearning material (2005) Ce document reprend le 3è TOME de "Physiologie de la Reproduction" de "Drion, Beckers, Derivaux, Hanzen, Ectors". Daprès le même intitulé ("Derivaux, Ectors, Reproduction chez les animaux domestiques ... [more ▼] Ce document reprend le 3è TOME de "Physiologie de la Reproduction" de "Drion, Beckers, Derivaux, Hanzen, Ectors". Daprès le même intitulé ("Derivaux, Ectors, Reproduction chez les animaux domestiques", Cabay, Louvain la neuve, 1986), revisité et mis à jour, avec l'aide des auteurs, annuellement de 2000 à 2005. Il constitue la base de l'enseignement du cours de 3è Bac en Médecine Vétérinaire à l'Université de Liège. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 557 (83 ULg) Physiologie de la Reproduction animale TOME 2 (de 3)Drion, Pierre ; Beckers, Jean-François ; et alLearning material (2005) Ce document reprend le 2è TOME de "Physiologie de la Reproduction" de "Drion, Beckers, Derivaux, Hanzen, Ectors". Daprès le même intitulé ("Derivaux, Ectors, Reproduction chez les animaux domestiques ... [more ▼] Ce document reprend le 2è TOME de "Physiologie de la Reproduction" de "Drion, Beckers, Derivaux, Hanzen, Ectors". Daprès le même intitulé ("Derivaux, Ectors, Reproduction chez les animaux domestiques", Cabay, Louvain la neuve, 1986), revisité et mis à jour, avec l'aide des auteurs, annuellement de 2000 à 2005. Il constitue la base de l'enseignement du cours de 3è Bac en Médecine Vétérinaire à l'Université de Liège. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 1015 (98 ULg) Physiologie de la Reproduction animale TOME 1 (de 3)Drion, Pierre ; Beckers, Jean-François ; et alLearning material (2005) Ce document reprend le 1er TOME de "Physiologie de la Reproduction" de "Drion, Beckers, Derivaux, Hanzen, Ectors". Daprès le même intitulé ("Derivaux, Ectors, Reproduction chez les animaux domestiques ... [more ▼] Ce document reprend le 1er TOME de "Physiologie de la Reproduction" de "Drion, Beckers, Derivaux, Hanzen, Ectors". Daprès le même intitulé ("Derivaux, Ectors, Reproduction chez les animaux domestiques", Cabay, Louvain la neuve, 1986), revisité et mis à jour, avec l'aide des auteurs, annuellement de 2000 à 2005. Il constitue la base de l'enseignement du cours de 3è Bac en Médecine Vétérinaire à l'Université de Liège. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 1045 (236 ULg) Molécules de la famille des protéases aspartiques dans le placenta des ruminants: hormones ou protéines ?Beckers, Jean-François ; ; et alin Bulletin et Mémoires de l'Académie Royale de Médecine de Belgique (1994), 149(8-11), 355-367 The placenta of ruminant contains binucleate trophoblastic cells synthesizing proteins, migrating cross the barrier and fusing with endothelial cells of the endometrium. Recently described were two ... [more ▼] The placenta of ruminant contains binucleate trophoblastic cells synthesizing proteins, migrating cross the barrier and fusing with endothelial cells of the endometrium. Recently described were two glycoproteins from the family of aspartic proteases, apparently lacking the enzymatic activity: the pregnancy associated glycorproteins I and II (PAGI and PAGII). The first (PAGI) is largely secreted in maternal blood, this characteristic copes with the lack of proteolytic activity. The second (PAGII) is not completely characterized. However, it binds to lutropin (LH) receptors with high affinity. This binding allows to assume that PAGII is likely the same as the bovine chorionic gonadotropin identified earlier (bCG). A better characterization of these glycoproteins (PAGI and PAGII) and other members of the family (PAGIII...) will answer these questions together with the unexplained invasive process of the placenta. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 66 (2 ULg) L'anoestrus du post-Partum; Beckers, Jean-François ; Ectors, Francis ![]() in Vlaams Diergeneeskundig Tijdschrift (1984), 53 The authors give a survey of the actual knowledge about the fundamental endocrinology of the ovarian cycle in the bovine. In an experiment using 5 dry cows, 20 cows milked twice daily, and 5 freely ... [more ▼] The authors give a survey of the actual knowledge about the fundamental endocrinology of the ovarian cycle in the bovine. In an experiment using 5 dry cows, 20 cows milked twice daily, and 5 freely suckled cows, a comparative study was made about the post partum ovarian activity by checking heat, by rectal palpation, and by analysis of daily blood and milk samples for ovarian steroids and gonadotropins. For the 3 groups of cows, the first postpartum ovulation was noted at respectively 23, 45, 115 days after parturition. Originally it was thought that a hypersecretion of prolactin was responsible, but no effect could be observed after administration of the prolactin-inhibitor bromocryptine. More recent experimental studies have shown that milking and especially suckling acts as a stess factor, provoking an increased secretion and release of corticosteroids and a decreased blood level of LH, largely responsible for the prolonged post-partum anoestrus period. The logical treatment is weaning, but this technique is often economically difficult to apply in beef cattle. The most indicated alternative treatment to speed up the first postpartum oestrus is the use of the vaginal coil (PRID) containing 2-3 g of progesterone and carrying a capsule with 10 mg of oestradiolbenzoate. The latter stimulates the resorption of progesterone. The coil was removed after 12 days and 500 IU of PMSG were injected. In anoestrous beef cattle, an ovulatory oestrus was induced with a conception rate of 45%. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 250 (5 ULg) Métrite contagieuse de la jument; ; Hanzen, Christian et alin Annales de Médecine Vétérinaire (1978) Detailed reference viewed: 33 (3 ULg) Induction de l'oestrus chez les génisses en anoestrus fonctionnelBeckers, Jean-François ; ; Ectors, Francis et alin Annales de Médecine Vétérinaire (1978), 122 Fuctional anoestrus is frequently encountered during winter months and most specially in beef cattle. Ovaries and genital tract display a resting, dormant conditions. Progesterone, 17-beta-oestradiol and ... [more ▼] Fuctional anoestrus is frequently encountered during winter months and most specially in beef cattle. Ovaries and genital tract display a resting, dormant conditions. Progesterone, 17-beta-oestradiol and LH as measured by radioimmunoassay remain at a very low level. Insertion of an intravaginal device "Abbovestrol Prid" (progesterone 2.3 g 17-beta-oestradiol 10mg) is successful. During the course of the treatment; progesterone reaches normal (corpus luteum induced) levels; 17-beta-oestradiol which is at first very high decreases to a mean value of 4-5 pg/ml; LH remains at a basal level but rises slowly at the end of the treatment. Removal of the insert is generally (16/20) followed by oestrus after c.a. 48 hours. This oestrus is characterized by a normal hormonal profile. However, a PMSG injection when the insert is removed raises chances of favourable result. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 168 (4 ULg) Données récentes en gynécologie animale; Ectors, Francis ; Beckers, Jean-François ![]() in Annales de Médecine Vétérinaire (1976), 120 Detailed reference viewed: 48 (5 ULg) Hormonelle Befunde bei Störungen der Ovarialfunktion des Rindes; Ectors, Francis ; Beckers, Jean-François ![]() in Deutsche Tierärztlich Wochenschrift (1976), 83 The hormonal pattern was studied in 54 animals: 34 heifers with seasonal anoestrus, 13 cows with post-partum anoestrus, 5 cows with nymphomania and 2 cows superovulated. Seasonal and post partum anoestrus ... [more ▼] The hormonal pattern was studied in 54 animals: 34 heifers with seasonal anoestrus, 13 cows with post-partum anoestrus, 5 cows with nymphomania and 2 cows superovulated. Seasonal and post partum anoestrus are characterized by basal levels of progesterone, FSH and LH, while oestradiol level is more variable and higher in post partum anoestrus due to the proper activity of the ovary. Nymphomania is a hyperfolliculinemic syndrome; cystic puncture leads to a fall in oestradiol and a surge in FSH and LH but of inequal intensity. The level of the latter hormone is often too low to induce luteinization; cystic degeneration of the ovary is associated with LH deficiency. In superovulated cows, hormonal pattern is like in normal cyclic cows but more pronounced. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 24 (1 ULg) Prostaglandines et cycle sexuel chez les animaux domestiques; Ectors, Francis ; Beckers, Jean-François ![]() in Bulletin et Mémoires de l'Académie Royale de Médecine de Belgique (1976), 131 In some domestic animal species, cow, ewe, sow, mare, luteal regression and therefore oestral regulation, depends on the action of a luteolytic of uterine origin. This luteolysine should be but a ... [more ▼] In some domestic animal species, cow, ewe, sow, mare, luteal regression and therefore oestral regulation, depends on the action of a luteolytic of uterine origin. This luteolysine should be but a prostaglandin F2 alpha or an analogue. Progesterone is the regulator of the cycle; plasma level is low (basic level) at day of oestrus (0,5ng/ml) then increases gradually to reach a peak value of 6 to 9 ng/ml at days 6 to 16 of the cycle. Beta-oestradiol level fluctuates including a main peak before ovulation (9 pg/ml) and three accessory peaks at days 4-5, 8, 12-14 of the cycle; however the peak of the 8th day is inconstant. FSH and LH levels are constant during dioestrus, peak level values are observed at the beginning of oestrus, they are practically superposed and of a 6 to 9 hours duration. Administration of prostaglandins during luteal phase produces hormonal changes similar to those observed during the normal cycle. Because of its luteolytic action and its effect on uterine fibre, prostaglandin F2 alpha offers a special interest for stock farming and veterinary medicine. So a full expression can be given to AI and a more extended application of egg transfer can be foreseen. It constitutes an effective therapy in the case of corpus luteum persistence and a way to induce parturition. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 523 (3 ULg) Variation du 17 ß oestradiol au cours du cycle oestral chez la vacheEctors, Francis ; Beckers, Jean-François ; et alin Comptes Rendus de l'Académie des Sciences de Paris (1975), 281 Le dosage du 17 beta oestradiol plasmatique, sans recours préalable à la chromatographie de partage, a pu être réalisé et ce en raison de la haute spécificité de l'antisérum utilisé. Le 17 beta oestradiol ... [more ▼] Le dosage du 17 beta oestradiol plasmatique, sans recours préalable à la chromatographie de partage, a pu être réalisé et ce en raison de la haute spécificité de l'antisérum utilisé. Le 17 beta oestradiol augmente à partir du 18e jour du cycle jusqu'à atteindre 8,6 pg/ml (6,4 à 12,6 pg/ml) au début de l'oestrus. Outre ce pic oestral, 3 pics accessoires peuvent être détectés: le premier, pratiquement constant, se situe entre le 4e et le 5e jour, le second moins important et seulement retrouvé chez 75% des sujets survient entre le 12e et le 14e jour. Enfin, le troisième, très inconstant, se retrouve parfois au 8e jour. Le taux basal moyen chez la vache est de 1,75 pg/ml. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 319 (3 ULg) Le dosage radioimmunologique de la progestérone plasmatique chez la vacheBeckers, Jean-François ; ; Ectors, Francis et alin Comptes Rendus de l'Académie des Sciences de Paris (1975), 280 Le dosage de la progestérone chez la vache a été réalisé par la méthode radioimmunologique sans purification préalable. Le taux de progestérone varie de 0,60 ng/ml le jour de l'oestrus à 6,4 ng/ml durant ... [more ▼] Le dosage de la progestérone chez la vache a été réalisé par la méthode radioimmunologique sans purification préalable. Le taux de progestérone varie de 0,60 ng/ml le jour de l'oestrus à 6,4 ng/ml durant la phase d'activité maximale du corps jaune. En fin de cycle oestral, la chute du taux de progestérone est rapide (24h) et elle survient 48 à 72 h avant les chaleurs. [less ▲] Detailed reference viewed: 571 (8 ULg) Aperçu sur les méthodes de dosage des stéroïdes.Beckers, Jean-François ; ; Ectors, Francis et alin Annales de Médecine Vétérinaire (1975), 119 - Detailed reference viewed: 84 (9 ULg) |
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