ArticleOpen veterinary journal2025
A comparative study of intramuscular versus epidural administration of follicle-stimulating hormone for embryo production in Wagyu Cattle.
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Background: The increasing demand for high-quality livestock products necessitates the optimization of reproductive technologies, particularly superovulation and embryo transfer, to enhance genetic improvement and productivity. Superovulation increases embryo availability and accelerates genetic enhancement. The success of these techniques depends on factors such as hormone protocols, donor-recipient selection, and environmental conditions. Aim: This study aimed to compared two superovulation protocols-conventional intramuscular injection (P Methods: The study was conducted from May to November 2024. Twelve cows were divided into two treatment groups ( Conclusion: The findings suggest that the combined epidural-intramuscular protocol (P
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