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• W2134908959 abstract "The mink is a seasonal breeder with induced ovulation and delayed implantation. Reproductive processes are strongly influenced by energy supply and body condition. Items for which there is paucity or complete lack of data were the main objectives of this study: the temporal relationship between copulation and the pre-ovulatory LH surge and the influence of energy supply on LH release. A total of 30 yearling female mink with a well defined metabolic status was used. Twelve females kept in the laboratory were measured in six consecutive one-week balance periods each including the measurement of heat production by means of indirect calorimetry, and 18 females were kept under conventional farm conditions. The animals were fed so as to maintain energy balance (CON), flush fed by 2 weeks food restriction followed by 2 weeks refeeding (FLUSH), or kept in a negative energy balance (NEG). Plasma concentrations of the thyroid hormones, IGF-1 and insulin were determined weekly (n = 12), or 1 week after change in energy supply to the FLUSH group (n = 18). On the day of mating, blood samples for LH and oestradiol-17beta (E2) were taken before and immediately after mating and then 4, 8, 12, 24, 30 and 48 h thereafter. Frequent blood samplings, each lasting 60 min, were taken during the LH surge from two other females surgically fitted with venous access ports. Peak concentrations of LH were recorded on the first sampling, an average 16 min after mating. The concentrations remained elevated for 12 h, but almost decreased to basal values 24 h after mating. Plasma E2 was high before mating and peak values were attained 4 h after mating after which it decreased. Energy supply had no significant influence on LH and E2, but there was a tendency for a more sluggish LH release in NEG animals. The lack of response in FLUSH animals was explained by these animals having a lower intake of metabolisable energy than CON animals, the total intake not being significantly different from the NEG group. Plasma concentrations of thyroid hormones, IGF-1 and insulin were not significantly affected by the treatment, but in FLUSH animals the values mirrored energy supply, and in the NEG group, the values tended to decrease during the course of the experiment. It was concluded that the pre-ovulatory LH surge is an immediate response to mating, and that reproductive activity in the mink is maintained over a wide range of energy supply and body condition." @default.
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• W2134908959 title "LH release in mink (<i>Mustela vison</i>). Pattern of the LH surge and effect of metabolic status" @default.
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