J N Wiltbank
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1.
Effect of microinjection and two types of electrical stimuli on bovine sperm-hamster egg penetration
Rickords L, White K, Wiltbank J
Mol Reprod Dev
. 1990 Oct;
27(2):163-7.
PMID: 2248780
These experiments were designed to test the effects of an electrofusion and an electroporation pulse on bovine sperm-hamster egg development. In experiment 1, single motile sperm were injected into the...
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Evans S, Wiltbank J
Theriogenology
. 1989 Feb;
31(2):309-16.
PMID: 16726549
The scrotal circumference (SC) of 374 Santa Gertrudis bulls was measured prior to and following a period of low energy feed intake. A step by step regression was performed to...
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Anderson R, Fillmore H, Wiltbank J
Theriogenology
. 1986 Aug;
26(2):251-60.
PMID: 16726190
One group of 125 Hereford cows from a range herd served as a control, while five management techniques were utilized to determine if reproductive performance could be maximized in another...
4.
Wiltbank J, Roberts S, Nix J, Rowden L
J Anim Sci
. 1985 Jan;
60(1):25-34.
PMID: 3972747
Reproductive performance and weaning weight of the first calf was determined in 221 Brahman crossbred heifers fed to weigh either 272 (TW1) or 318 kg (TW2) at the start of...
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Wiltbank J, Trevino R, Villalon A, Crenshaw D
Theriogenology
. 1984 Mar;
21(3):427-34.
PMID: 16725892
Three trials involving 214 cows were conducted to 1) compare the timing of events during normal parturition with parturition induced with a corticoid or a prostaglandin; 2) determine if synchrony...
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Walters D, Burrell W, Wiltbank J
Theriogenology
. 1984 Mar;
21(3):395-406.
PMID: 16725889
Methods for inducing a fertile estrus in anestrous beef cows suckling calves were explored in three studies. Trial 1 . Eighty-two primiparous and pluriparous Brahman-Hereford crossbred and Angus cows suckling...
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Sprott L, Wiltbank J, Songster W, Webel S
Theriogenology
. 1984 Feb;
21(2):349-56.
PMID: 16725884
Two hundred nonsuckling beef cows were treated with either 1) a progesterone-releasing intravaginal device (PRID) for 12 days; 2) PRID plus an IM injection of 200 mg progesterone (PRID-P); 3)...
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Smith M, Lishman A, Lewis G, Harms P, Ellersieck M, Inskeep E, et al.
J Anim Sci
. 1983 Aug;
57(2):418-24.
PMID: 6352584
No abstract available.
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Wiltbank J
Vet Clin North Am Large Anim Pract
. 1983 Mar;
5(1):41-57.
PMID: 6612959
To insure a high consistent reproductive program in a cow herd, 90 to 95 per cent of the cows must calve early each year and wean a heavy calf. To...
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Waltens D, Smith M, Harms P, Wiltbank J
Theriogenology
. 1982 Sep;
18(3):349-56.
PMID: 16725756
Serum luteinizing hormone (LH) concentrations were quantified in 27 thin, anestrous cows with suckling calves in each of three treatment groups: Syncro-Mate-B (SMB), 48 hr calf removal (CR), and SMB...