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EFFECT OF EMPTY UTERINE SPACE ON PLACENTAL DEVBLOPMENT, FARROWING INTERVALS, AND STILLBIRTH.. ......................158 J.L. Vallet, J.R. Miles, T.M. Brown-Brandl. and J.A. Nienaber PRODUCTION OF TRANSGENIC PIGS CARRYING HUMAN COAGULATION FACTOR IX, THE FURIN PROPEPTIDE CLEAVAGE ENZYME AND SERPINA1 BY soMATrc CELL NUCLEAR TRANSFER............... .....................1s9 J.G.zhao, J.w. Ross, J.J. whyte, D.M. wax, L.D. Spate, M.S. Samuel, E.M. walters, A. Rieke, c.N. Murphy, K.D. Wells, and R.S. prather EFFECT OF SYNCHRONIZING OVULATION IN WEANED SOWS USING OVUGELTMWITH SINGLE FIXED TIME AI oN PREGNANCY RATE AND LITTER SIZE ......... ................160 J.N. Taibl, S.M. Breen, S.K. Webel, M.E. Swanson, and R.V. Knox THE EFFECT OF AGE AT FIRST ESTRUS AND BREEDING ON THIRD ESTRUS ON MATURE BODY SIZE AND LONG-TERM REPRODUCTIVE PERFORMANCE OF sows ....161 J. Patterson, E. Beltranena, and G. Foxcroft EFFECT OF EARLY LIFE STRBSSORS ON REPRODUCTIVE CAPABILITY..........162 c.J. Ashworth, L.E. Harker, w.c. Duncan, K. Rutherford, J.A. Rooke, and A.B. Lawrence GENOTYPE AND FETAL SIZE DIFFERBNCES IN FETO.PLACENTAL AMINO ACID STATUS... .....163 C.J. Ashworth and H. J.McArdle RELEVANCE OF LOCAL PROGBSTERONE SUPPLY ON EMBRYO SURVIVAL IN UNILATERALLY OVARIECTOMISED GILTS .......164 R.Z. Athorn, P. stott, E.G. Bouwman, R. Ashman, s. o'Leary, M. Nottle, and p. Langendijk REPRODUCTION RESULTS AND ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE IN SOW HERDS oFCoNSTRASTINGPRoLIFICACYLEVELS............. S. Boulot and B. Badouard CONJUGATED LINOLEIC ACIDS (CLA) IN GESTATING AND LACTATING SOW DIETS AFFECT REPRODUCTIVE PBRFORMANCE AND OFFSPRING TISSUE GAIN........ ................1ó6 R. Geritsen, P. Bikker, and A.-M. pfeiffer 33
PROSTAGLANDIN ASSOCIATED WITH OXYTOCIN OR CARBETOCIN IN INDUCTION OF PARTURITION IN SOWS ..............167 N.B. Gheller, R.F. Werlang, T.J. Mores, M. Santi, D. Gava, M.L. Bernardi, D.E.S.N Barcellos,I. Wentz, and F.P. Bortolozzo FACTORS ASSOCIATED \ryITH REDUCED REPRODUCTION IN SECOND PARITY sows....... ................168 L.L. Hoving, N.M. Soede, E.A.M. Graat, H. Feitsma, and B. Kemp EFFECTS OF REDUCED REPRODUCTION IN SECOND PARITY SOWS ON PRODUCTION rN SUBSEQUENT pARrTrES......... t69 L.L. Hoving, N.M. Soede, E.A.M. Graat, H. Feitsma, and B. Kemp TIMED INSEMINATION FOLLOWING GnRH AGONIST ADMINISTRATION IN \ryEANED SOWS....... ................170 M.E. Johnston, A.M. Gaines, M.E. Swanson, and S.K. Webel SUMMER INFERTILITY IN SOWS IN FRANCE: DOES THE SUMMER TEMPERATURE REALLY PLAY A PART R. Krejcí, V. Auvigne, P. Leneveu, C. Jehannin, and E. Sallé ULTRASONOGRAPHIC COUNTING OF SWINE EMBRYOS ....................I72 F. Martinat-Botté, S. Serriere, H. Quesnel, S. Boulot, E. Venturi, and F. Tranquart INFLUENCE OF LESIONS DETECTED THREE WEEKS AFTER INSEMINATION ON REPRODUCTIVE PERFORMANCE OF SOWS ...................173 A.P.G. Mellagi, T. Bierhals, A. Panzardi, N.B. Gheller, M.L. Bernardi,I. Wentz, and F.P. Bortolozzo GENISTEIN ALTERS THE RELEASE OF CORTISOL,LH, AND PROSTAGLANDIN F2aDURING ESTRUS AND INSEMINATION IN GILTS................ .............174 M. Norrby, M.T. Madsen, F. Saravia, E. Ekstedt, and A. Madej ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOW RELATED FACTORS AFFECTING DURATION OF FARROWrNG........... ...,.............17s C. Oliviero, M. Heinonen, A. Valros, and O.A.T. Peltoniemi DIETARY INTAKE DURING EARLY PREGNANCY DOES NOT INFLUENCE EMBRYONIC SURVIVAL AND VARIABILITY IN GILTS...... ...............176 H. Quesnel, E. Venturi, E. Royer, F. Elleboudt, S. Boulot, S. Serriere, and F. Martinat-Botté 34
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