El-Tarabany et al., 2016 - Google Patents
Impact of parity on the efficiency of ovulation synchronization protocols in Holstein cowsEl-Tarabany et al., 2016
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- El-Tarabany M
- El-Tarabany A
- Roushdy E
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- Theriogenology
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The objective of this study was to elucidate the impact of parity on the efficiency of three different protocols to synchronize time of ovulation in Holstein cows. All cows enrolled in this trial were categorized into primiparous and multiparous (M 1= 2–3 and M 2≥ 3 parities) …
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