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9. Life Cycle of Feline Corpora lutea: Histological and Intraluteal Hormone Analysis.

11. Ruminating on Bovine Implantation: Its Importance in Fertility, Food Production, Conservation, and Health.

12. Semen proteome and transcriptome of the endangered black-footed ferret (Mustela nigripes) show association with the environment and fertility outcome.

13. Trehalose delivered by cold-responsive nanoparticles improves tolerance of cumulus-oocyte complexes to microwave drying.

14. Current knowledge in the biology of gametes and embryos from Carnivora.

15. Damages and stress responses in sperm cells and other germplasms during dehydration and storage at nonfreezing temperatures for fertility preservation.

16. Feline microRNAome in ovary and testis: Exploration of in-silico miRNA-mRNA networks involved in gonadal function and cellular stress response.

17. Transcriptome dynamics in developing testes of domestic cats and impact of age on tissue resilience to cryopreservation.

18. Initial response of ovarian tissue transcriptome to vitrification or microwave-assisted dehydration in the domestic cat model.

19. Influence of microwave-assisted dehydration on morphological integrity and viability of cat ovarian tissues: First steps toward long-term preservation of complex biomaterials at supra-zero temperatures.

20. Identification of feline Kiss1 and distribution of immunoreactive kisspeptin in the hypothalamus of the domestic cat.

21. Progesterone, estrogen, and androgen receptors in the corpus luteum of the domestic cat, Iberian lynx (Lynx pardinus) and Eurasian lynx (Lynx lynx).

22. Synthesis and reception of prostaglandins in corpora lutea of domestic cat and lynx.

23. Apoptosis-Related Factors in the Luteal Phase of the Domestic Cat and Their Involvement in the Persistence of Corpora Lutea in Lynx.

24. Comparative analysis of intraluteal steroidogenic enzymes emphasises the functionality of fresh and persistent corpora lutea during pro--and metoestrus in the lynx.

25. The corpus luteum of the domestic cat: histologic classification and intraluteal hormone profile.

26. Synthesis and biological evaluation of 11' imidazolyl antiprogestins and mesoprogestins.

27. Corpora lutea of pregnant and pseudopregnant domestic cats reveal similar steroidogenic capacities during the luteal life span.

28. Lynx reproduction--long-lasting life cycle of corpora lutea in a feline species.

29. Synthesis and biological evaluation of partially fluorinated antiprogestins and mesoprogestins.

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