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• TITLE: Relationship among uterine involution, ovarian activity, blood metabolites and subsequent reproductive performance in Egyptian buffaloes

  AUTHORS: Hassan A. Hussein, Waleed Senosy, Mahmoud R. Abdellah

  KEYWORDS: Reproductive Performance; Ovarian Activity; Uterine Involution; Metabolic Profile; Egyptian Buffaloes

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Animal Sciences, Vol.3 No.1, January 29, 2013

  ABSTRACT: The aim of the study to monitor post partal uterine involution, ovarian activity and biochemical parameters and it is relation to the subsequent fertility. A total sixty normal calving pluriparous buffaloes were examined between 14th and 75th day post partum (p.p.) rectaly, ultrasonically and blood sampling were collected on weekly sessions. There were differences (P 3 8 mmdiameter) in ipsilateral and contralateral ovary to the PGUH in PREG group was higher (P