ArticleJournal of animal science and technology2026
Alterations in steroid hormone receptors, angiogenic, cell proliferation, apoptotic, and Ras-related factors during estrous cycle in porcine corpus luteum.
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This study aimed to examine the association of Ras signaling with steroid hormone receptors, angiogenic factors, cell cycle/cell proliferation markers, and apoptotic factors during the estrous cycle in pigs. Porcine corpus luteum (CL) tissues were classified into the early (EP), middle (MP), and late phases (LP). Furthermore, the mRNA and protein expression profiles of steroid hormone receptors, angiogenic factors, cell cycle-related factors, apoptosis-related factors, Ras and Ras GTPases were assessed using reverse transcription-polymerase chain reaction, western blot, and protein-protein interaction. The CL showed the highest tissue weight in the MP. At the mRNA level,
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