IEPA.d5.s8
427
Oxytocin-stimulated inositol phosphate turnover in endometrium of ewes is influenced by stage of the estrous cycle, pregnancy, and intrauterine infusion of ovine conceptus secretory proteins
IEPA.d5.s8.e0
968
Oxytocin
IEPA.d5.s8.e1
969
inositol phosphate
IEPA.d5.s8.i0
IEPA.d5.s8.e0
IEPA.d5.s8.e1
PPI
IEPA.d5.s9
428
Three experiments (Exp) assessed the influence of stage of the estrous cycle, pregnancy, and intrauterine infusion of ovine conceptus secretory proteins (oCSP) on turnover of inositol trisphosphate (the putative second-messenger for oxytocin-stimulated secretion of prostaglandin F2 alpha) in ovine endometrium during luteolysis and maternal recognition of pregnancy
IEPA.d5.s9.e0
970
inositol trisphosphate
IEPA.d5.s9.e1
971
oxytocin
IEPA.d5.s9.i0
IEPA.d5.s9.e0
IEPA.d5.s9.e1
PPI
IEPA.d5.s10
429
For each Exp, 100 mg endometrium was incubated, in duplicate, for 2 h with 10 microCi [3H] inositol and treated with 0 or 100 nM oxytocin (OT) for 20 min, then [3H]inositol mono-, bis-, and trisphosphates (IP1, IP2, and IP3, respectively) were quantified
IEPA.d5.s10.e0
972
oxytocin
IEPA.d5.s10.e1
973
IP3