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Ova tranfers in sheep and rabbits : studies on material influences and irradiation damage

Creator:: Hunt, William Lynn
Abstract:: The first study utilized ova transfer in sheep and involved hormonal treatments for synchronization of estrus and superovulation in an investigation of crossbred maternal influences on inbred and linecross lambs. Synchronization of estrus in ewes was achieved effectively with either oral progestogen, 6 α-methyl-17α-hydroxy-progesterone acetate (60 mg./ewe/day), or intramuscular injections...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: WILLIAM LYNN HUNT (N;;.iI AN ABSTRACT OF THE THESIS OF for

Genetic and environmental factors influencing appetite in beef cattle and the relation of appetite to rate and efficiency of gain

Creator:: England, Noah Clinton
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: ATTLE AND THE RELuT I ON OF APPETITE TO RATE AND EFFICIENCY OF GAIN by NOAH CLLT EGLAND A THIS

Gonadotropins in pituitaries of inbred and linecross beef bulls and effects of irradiation of mammalian pituitary glands on their ability to induce in vitro ovulation of frog ovaries

Creator:: North, Warren Arthur
Abstract:: There were two studies involved in the thesis research. In the first study, variation in the amount of adenohypophysis gonadotropins among 22 individual beef bulls were investigated. These bulls represented four inbred lines, and six linecrosses. The bulls were raised in the Oregon State University purebred herd. The bulls were...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: . Hisaw for their patient under- standing and devotion to the extension of knowledge. Sincere

A comparison of metabolism of rapidly and slowly gaining beef cattle

Creator:: MacDonald, Malcolm Allan
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: A comparison of metabolism of rapidly and slowly gaining

Urinary 17-ketosteroids, rate of gain, feed efficiency, and certain blood constituents of beef cattle

Creator:: Nelms, George Estes, 1927-2011
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: the more desirable individuals. The fo:nner is a problem of extension; the latter requires

Response of genetically different groups of sheep to hill pasture conditions

Creator:: Johnston, Elbert Felton
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: Response of Genetically Different Groups of Sheep to Hill

Effect of certain blood enzymes and cellular constituents on growth in different genetic groups of sheep

Creator:: Hutto, Daniel C.
Abstract:: In the present study, five breeds of ewes and their lambs were utilized. The breeds used were: Border Cheviot, Dorset Horn, Columbia, Suffolk and Willamette. In all, 31 ewes and 42 lambs were involved. The blood constituents which were determined for the ewes and lambs were: acid and alkaline phosphatase,...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: Effect of Certain Blood Enzymes and Cellular Constituents

Certain physiological and pharmacological effects of radiation on rabbits

Creator:: Wagelie, Edwin Gan
Abstract:: Data were taken, following irradiation exposure to 100r and 300r cumulative dose, on 89 rabbits of three breeds that vary greatly in body size. Hematological, intestinal motility, and ear vascularity examinations were performed. Least square estimates have been obtained and an analysis of variance has been conducted in order estimate...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: Certain Physiological and Pharmacological Effects of

Nitrogenous constituents in the blood of four lines of calves

Creator:: Ampy, Franklin Roosevelt
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: Nitrogenous constituents in the blood of four lines of

The response of different strains of mice to administered testosterone and stilbestrol

Creator:: Ray, Earl Elmer
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: ettect of estrone on the ma:mm.ae according to Allen (1, P• 479) is an extension and rami• fication

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Ova tranfers in sheep and rabbits : studies on material influences and irradiation damage

Genetic and environmental factors influencing appetite in beef cattle and the relation of appetite to rate and efficiency of gain

Gonadotropins in pituitaries of inbred and linecross beef bulls and effects of irradiation of mammalian pituitary glands on their ability to induce in vitro ovulation of frog ovaries

A comparison of metabolism of rapidly and slowly gaining beef cattle

Urinary 17-ketosteroids, rate of gain, feed efficiency, and certain blood constituents of beef cattle

Response of genetically different groups of sheep to hill pasture conditions

Effect of certain blood enzymes and cellular constituents on growth in different genetic groups of sheep

Certain physiological and pharmacological effects of radiation on rabbits

Nitrogenous constituents in the blood of four lines of calves

The response of different strains of mice to administered testosterone and stilbestrol

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