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Plasma relaxin and prolactin immunoactivities in pregnancy and at parturition in the ewe

Bryant et al., 1976

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Bryant G
Chamley W
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Relaxin is clasically a hormone of pregnancy and is considered to be responsible for the relaxation of the interpubic ligament during pregnancy in small mammals (Hall, 1960). In pigs, the relaxin bioactivity in corpora lutea and blood from pregnant and post-partum …
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