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Possibilities of implementing progesterone EIA test in the control of reproduction in dairy cows.

Barna et al., 2013

Document ID
10626211513606577758
Author
Barna S
Milovanović M
Lazarević I
Gvozdić M
Publication year
Publication venue
Macedonian Veterinary Review

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The aim of this study was to implement the progesterone EIA test, developed in our laboratory by using an anti-progesterone antibody (Yamaguchi University, Japan), in order to determine the optimal moment for artificial insemination (AI) and to detect pregnancy in …
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