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Differentiation of dominant versus subordinate follicles in cattle
J. E. Fortune
, G. M. Rivera
, A. C.O. Evans
, A. M. Turzillo
Animal Science
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Cattle
100%
Dominant Follicle
100%
Persistent Follicle
100%
Follicle
50%
Insulin-like
37%
Follicular Development
37%
Growth Factors
25%
Estradiol
25%
Granulosa Cells
25%
Follicular Fluid
25%
Follicular Selection
25%
Morphological Selection
25%
Dearomatization
25%
High Concentration
12%
Ovulation
12%
Estrous Cycle
12%
Binding Protein
12%
Growth Factor Binding
12%
Insulin-like Growth Factor Binding Protein (IGFBP)
12%
Synergize
12%
Follicle Development
12%
Protease Activity
12%
Factor System
12%
Follicle Recruitment
12%
Gonadotropin-releasing Hormone Receptor (GnRHR)
12%
Oestradiol Concentrations
12%
Multiple Endpoints
12%
LH Receptor
12%
Luteal Regression
12%
Follicular Growth
12%
Steroidogenic Enzymes
12%
Bovine Granulosa Cells
12%
Ultrasonographic Imaging
12%
Critical Transition
12%
Veterinary Science and Veterinary Medicine
Follicle
100%
Folliculogenesis
28%
Diethylstilbestrol
28%
Somatomedin
21%
Follicle-Stimulating Hormone
21%
Granulosa Cell
21%
Follicular Fluid
14%
Ovulation
7%
Estrus Cycle
7%
Ultrasonography
7%
Steroidogenic Enzymes
7%
In Vitro
7%
Gonadotropin Receptor
7%