Does meclofenamic acid extend donor-recipient asynchrony in equine embryo transfer?
Treatment with meclofenamic acid supported the establishment of pregnancy in recipient mares that ovulated before the donors. However, meclofenamic acid appeared to provide this support in a manner other than by suppression of luteolysis.
Our findings support ARP, the C-terminal peptide of AChE-R, as a new hematopoietic growth factor that may promote the myelopoietic expansion and thrombopoiesis characteristic of stress and may be used to enhance the efficiency of ex vivo expansion for bone marrow transplantation.