mammogenesis

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mammogenesis

The development of breast tissue; breast development. Mammogenesis is waning in the working medical parlance.

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Ghita, "The effect of ovine placenta extract on mammogenesis, lactogenesis, and galactopoiesis in sheep," Turkish Journal of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, vol.

Placenta and Placental Derivatives in Regenerative Therapies: Experimental Studies, History, and Prospects

These results suggested that BPL stimulates mammogenesis (Fig.

Purification and Bioactivity of Placental Lactogen from Water Buffalo, Bubalus bubalis

Effect of pre-pubertal nutrition on mammary growth : Negative effects of high feeding level in the pre-pubertal period on mammogenesis, especially a reduced amount of parenchyma tissue and a lowered future MY have been observed in several studies in both dairy and beef heifers (Harrison et al., 1983; Capuco et al., 1995; Buskirk et al., 1996, Sejrsen et al., 2000).

Nutrition-induced changes of growth from birth to first calving and its impact on mammary development and first-lactation milk yield in dairy heifers: a review

The ewe that is fed poorly during the last part of gestation will have a decreased milk production potential because this is the time when mammogenesis occurs.

Chapter 20 Feeding sheep

Mammogenesis is influenced by the nutrition of gilts during pregnancy.

Effects of lysine intake during middle to late gestation (day 30 to 110) on reproductive performance, colostrum composition, blood metabolites and hormones of multiparous sows

Chilliard (1992) reasoned that short-term effects led to better mammogenesis and lactogenesis during the time around parturition, or better digestive adaptation, and that long-term effects led to a better availability of body reserves at calving.

Effects of energy intake on performance, mobilization and retention of body tissue, and metabolic parameters in dairy cows with special regard to effects of pre-partum nutrition on lactation: a review

IGF-1, which is derived mainly from the liver and GH-dependent (Breier et al., 1988; Bass et al., 1991), acts as a mediator of mammogenesis and regulates the yield and components of milk in mammary epithelial cells (Breier and Sauerwein, 1995; Plath-Gabler et al., 2001).

Milk conjugated linoleic acid (CLA) profile and metabolic responses of dairy cows fed with high-temperature-micro-time (HTMT) treated diets containing high quantity extruded soybean (ESB)

Cellular localisation of GH receptor in the bovine mammary gland during mammogenesis, lactation and involution.