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Lutalyse sterile solution

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Lutalyse sterile solution is a prescription veterinary product manufactured by Zoetis. It contains the active ingredient dinoprost tromethamine, which is a naturally occurring prostaglandin. The core function of Lutalyse is to induce luteolysis, or the regression of the corpus luteum, in the ovarian cycle of livestock animals.

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Synchronized Estrous Cycle Management

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The estrous cycle of all cows was synchronized with 2 intramuscular injections of 25 mg of PGF 2α (5 mL of Lutalyse sterile solution, 5 mg/mL of dinoprost as tromethamine salt, Zoetis, Florham Park, NJ) given 14 d apart, at 38 ± 3 and 52 ± 3 DIM. After the second injection of PGF 2α , which was considered the end of the voluntary waiting period, the tailheads of cows were painted with chalk daily, and removal of chalk was used as an indicator of estrus. Cows detected in estrus were inseminated on the same day, in the morning. Cows not inseminated by 63 ± 3 DIM were enrolled in the Ovsynch program. The timed AI protocol consisted of an intramuscular injection of 100 μg of GnRH (2 mL of Cystorelin, gonadorelin diacetate tetrahydrate equivalent to 43 μg of gonadorelin/mL, Merial Ltd., Duluth, GA) on d 63 ± 3 postpartum, followed by an injection of PGF 2α 7 d later, and a second injection of GnRH 56 h after the PGF 2α treatment, at 72 ± 3 DIM. Cows were inseminated approximately 16 h after the second injection of GnRH, on d 73 ± 3 postpartum. Cows that returned to estrus were reinseminated on the same day and considered nonpregnant to the previous AI. Cows diagnosed as nonpregnant at the pregnancy exam had the estrous cycle resynchronized with the Ovsynch protocol and were reinseminated within 10 d of nonpregnancy diagnosis.
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Estrous Cycle Synchronization in Dairy Cows

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Estrous cycles were synchronized (Figure 1) starting at 40 ± 3 DIM with an i.m. injection of 25 mg of PGF 2α (dinoprost tromethamine; Lutalyse sterile solution, Zoetis, Florham Park, NJ) followed by an i.m. injection of 100 μg of GnRH (gonadorelin hydrochloride; Factrel, Zoetis) administered 2 d later, at 42 DIM. Seven days later, at 49 DIM, cows received a GnRH injection, and Treatments represent the ratio between n-6 and n-3 fatty acids in the diet. R4 is a ratio of 3.9 parts of n-6 to 1 part of n-3; R5 is a ratio of 4.9 parts of n-6 to 1 part of n-3; R6 is a ratio of 5.9 parts of n-6 to 1 part of n-3. then 12 h after the GnRH a controlled internal drugrelease (CIDR; Eazi-Breed CIDR, Zoetis) insert containing 1.38 g of progesterone for intravaginal use. The CIDR insert was kept for 6.5 d, until 56 DIM. One hour after the CIDR removal, cows received an i.m. injection of PGF 2α followed by another injection of PGF 2α 24 h later. A GnRH injection was administered at 58 DIM to induce ovulation and this day was considered d 0 of the estrous cycle, which was confirmed by ultrasonography based on disappearance of a preovulatory follicle within 48 h of treatment. Cows that did not ovulate to the final GnRH were re-enrolled in the same protocol for synchronization of the estrous cycle.
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Synchronizing Estrus in Dairy Cows

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Estrus was synchronized in all cows using a Select-Synch+ CIDR protocol. Briefly, a 1.3 g progesterone intravaginal insert (CIDR, Eazi-Breed™ CIDR® Cattle Insert; Zoetis Animal Health, New York, NY, USA) was placed in the vagina and a 100 µg of gonadorelin diacetate tetrahydrate (GnRH; 2 mL; im; Cystorelin®, Merial Inc., Duluth, GA, USA) was administered on Day-10. The CIDRs were removed, estrus alert patches (Western Point Inc., Apple Valley, MN, USA) were fitted, and 25 mg of dinoprost (PGF2α; 5 mL; im; Lutalyse® sterile solution; Zoetis Animal Health) was administered to all cows on Day −3. Cows were observed thrice daily either for standing estrus or for the status of the estrus detector aid up to 96 h. A cow was designated as in estrus if she was visually observed to stand for mounting by her herd-mates or if she had an activated, lost (with mount marks), or partially activated heat detector aid (Day 0).
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Ovsynch Protocol for Dairy Cows

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All cows had their estrous cycles presynchronized with 2 i.m. injections of 25 mg of PGF 2α (Lutalyse Sterile Solution, 5 mg/mL dinoprost as tromethamine salt; Zoetis, Florham Park, NJ) administered 14 d apart at 41 ± 3 and 55 ± 3 DIM. Cows were then enrolled in the Ovsynch protocol at 67 ± 3 DIM. The protocol consisted of an i.m. injection of 100 μg of GnRH (Factrel, 50 μg/mL gonadorelin hydrochloride, Zoetis) at 67 ± 3 DIM, followed by an injection of PGF 2α at 74 ± 3 DIM, and a final injection of GnRH 56 h after the PGF 2α . Cows were inseminated approximately 16 h after the GnRH, at 77 ± 3 DIM. Pregnancy was diagnosed on d 32 after the first AI based on the presence of an amniotic vesicle with an embryo with heartbeat by transrectal ultrasonography. All cows received GnRH on d 25 after each AI and those nonpregnant on d 32 completed the Ovsynch protocol for reinsemination. Pregnant cows were reexamined for pregnancy by transrectal palpation on d 70 of gestation. Pregnancy loss between d 32 and 70 of gestation was recorded. Interval to pregnancy up to 305 DIM was also recorded. Cows that became "do not inseminate," were sold or died, or remained nonpregnant by 305 DIM were censored.
Responses measured included pregnancy at first AI and interval to pregnancy.
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Thermal Stress Effects on Embryo Yield

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Cows in the CON group (n = 100) were experienced THI of < 73 in early spring for 3 weeks prior to initiation of synchronization protocol, whereas cows in the HS group (n = 100) exposed to a THI of ≥ 73 in summer months for 3 weeks prior to initiation of synchronization protocol (-Day 21)10 (link). A CO-Synch + CIDR protocol (Fig. 4) was used to synchronize all cows, similar to the experiment 1a. The AI sires (n = 4) were randomly allocated to donor cows. The SCR score of the AI sires were ≥ + 4.

The schematic presentation of CIDR + CO-Synch protocol. All cows were fitted with a 1.3 g progesterone intravaginal insert (CIDR, Eazi-Breed CIDR Cattle Insert; Zoetis Animal Health, New York, NY, USA) and received 100 µg of gonadorelin hydrochloride (GnRH; 2 mL; im, Factrel; Zoetis Animal Health) on Day-10. On Day-3, CIDRs were removed, and 25 mg of dinoprost (PGF2α; 5 mL; im; Lutalyse sterile solution; Zoetis Animal Health) was administered to all cows. Cows in estrus were inseminated once 66 h after CIDR removal and administered with 100 µg of GnRH (im, Zoetis Animal Health) concomitantly (Day 0). Embryos were recovered by non-surgical uterine flush technique on Day 16. Rectal temperatures were recorded on Day-10, -3 and 7, and blood was collected on Day 16.

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