ArticleBiology2025
Gestation Regulates Growth Hormone and Its Receptor Expression in Sheep Immune Organs.
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There are multiple adaptations in maternal physiology, hormones, and immunology during pregnancy. Growth hormone (GH) is not only produced by the pituitary but also secreted by extra-pituitary tissues. In this study, 24 ewes were randomly divided into four groups and mated with either adult intact rams (pregnant ewes) or a vasectomized ram (nonpregnant ewes), and maternal thymus, lymph node, spleen, and liver were harvested at day 16 of nongestation and at days 13, 16, and 25 of gestation. The specified primers for
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