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Reproductive Hormone

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Length of Oestrous Cycle For: Cow 21 Days
Length of Oestrous Cycel for: Ewe 17days
Length of Oestrous Cycel for: Sow 20 Days
Length of Oestrous Cycel for: Mare 22 Days
Length of Oestrous Cycel for: DOe 20 Days
Length Of Menstrual Cycle For: Humans 28 Days
Main Hormone of Oestrous Cycle (6) 1) FSH (Follicle Stimulating Hormone) 2) E2 (Oestrogen) 3) LH (Luteinising Hormone) 4) P4 (Progesterone) 5) PGF2 Alpha (Prostaglandin) 6) GnRH
FSH (Follicle Stimulating Hormone -Stimulates Small ovarian Follicles to Grow -Stimulates Oestrogen Secretion From Large Follicles
E2 (Oestrogen) (Peak) -Prep Uterus & Vagina For Mating & Breeding-V Cornified-Vulva Red, swell, odur -Inh Follicle Gw-Promote follicle Atresia - Behavioural Oestrus= "Heat" -Inc & Thickens Cervical Mucus -Stim Pituitary release LH -Stim retrograde Uterine Contractions
LH (Luteinizing Hormone) -Stim thecal cells to produce ANDROGENS -Causes Ovulation (Graafian Follicle Bursts releasing the Ovum -Stim the Remnants of the burst follicle to form a corpus Luteum (Luteinisation) -Stim Corpus Luteum to Sec P4 (Progesterone)
P4 (Progesterone) -Develops Endometrium in prep-Pregnancy -Dec Cervical Mucus Sec -Prev Uterine Contractions -Causes Devel of Cervical Plug -Supp behavioural oestrus -Inhib Follicle Growth -Sensitises the Brain to E2 -Inh Immune- Uterus -Aid Mammogenesis
GnRh -Controls the Secretion of Gonadotrophins (FSH & LH) by changing Frequency of GnRH secretion
PGF2Alpha -Destroys Corpus Luteum (Luteolysis)
Menstrual Cycle -No Oestrus -(Brain does not respond to E2 -Starts with Menses (Period/Bleeding)
Estrous Cycle -No Menstration -Bleeding -Starts with Oestrus
2 Phases -Follicular Phase -Luteal Phase
What occurs in Follicular Phase For Menstrual Cycle -Bleeding -Estradiol -Start of Ovulation
What occurs in Luteal Phase for Menstrual Cycle -End of Ovulation -Progesterone -Luteolysis
What occurs in the Luteal Phase for Estrous Cycle -(Beg) Estrus Ovulation -Progesterone (middle) -Estradiol (Middle) -Luteolusis (End)
Menstrual Cycle compared with Estrus Cycle -Similar Hormone Profile when placed on top of each other
Menstrual Cycle Start at Menses (Bleeding)
Estrus Cycle Starts at Estrus
What happens when A cycling Female is treated with FSH -Small Ovarian Follicles will be stimulated to grow -More Follicles will be recruited in each follicle wave -Dep on time and dose many follicles will grow-Superovulation -used in transfer programs -Treatment of fertility problems
What if a Cycling female eats continual small doses of Oestrogen? -Cycling will be prevented -FSH will not be secreted -Ovulation will not occur -Bases of Contraception Pill -To avoid reduced fertility should not eat these foods -Plastic Derivatives and Soy
What if a cycling female eats continual large amounts of foods containing oestrogen -Cycling will be prevented -FSH will not be secreted -Ovulation will not occur -Exhibit Constant symptoms of Estrus (HEAT) -Red Clover should be avoided during mating
What will happen if a cycling female is treated with PGF2 Alpha -If the female is in the Follicular phase, there will be no effect -If the female is in the Luteal phase, Luteolysis will occur, followed 1-3 days later by the beginning of a new cycle -Used for Synchronizing Cycles for mating
Pregnancy Hormone (7) 1) Progesterone (P4) 2) CRH 3) ACTH 4) Cortisol 5) Oestrogen (E2) 6) Prostaglandin (PGF2 Alpha 7) Oxytocin
Progesterone (Preg) -Prevents Uterine Contractions -Suppresses Oestrus
CRH (Preg) -Produced by fetal hypothalamus -Stim ACTH Secretion
ACTH (Preg) -Secr by Pituitary Gland -Stim Cortisol Secretion
Cortisol (Preg) -Secreted by Adrenal Gland & Travel in the blood to the placenta -Causes placenta to stop producing P4 and to Convert P4 to E2 -Stim Uterine Production of PGF2 Alpha
Oestrogen (E2) (Preg) -E2 upregulates Oxytocin receptors on the myometrium
Prostaglandin (PGF2Alpha) (Preg) -Transferred to Ovarian Artery by counter-current exchange -Causes Luteolysis -When All P4 is gone, nothing to prevent contractions
Oxytocin -Stim Contractions -PGF2Alpha & Oxytocin Amplify Contractions by Positive Feedback loop -Labour -Milk Let Down
What will happen if a pregnant female is treated with PGF2Alpha -If the Dose is Sufficient, Luteolysis will occur, followed by abortion or birth -If all sources of progesterone are removed- nothing to Stop uterine contractions -PGF2Alpha will begin a cyclical effect with oxytocin, each stim Uterine Contractions
How Might premature births be prevented or delayed? -Prevent the synthesis of PGF2Alpha -The enzyme (cox2)catalyses the conversion of Arachidonic Acid to Prostaglandin -Administer Progesterone -Prevents Upregulation of Oxytocin receptors on Uterus
Teasers -To identify Heat -Female stayes to be mated is on heat -If pushes Male off not on heat
Intrinsic NS -Peristalsis
Created by: Melissa Jones
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