Publications by authors named "John A McCracken"

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Novel concepts on the role of prostaglandins on luteal maintenance and maternal recognition and establishment of pregnancy in ruminants.
Joe A Arosh, Sakhila K Banu, John A McCracken

J Dairy Sci· July 2016

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Early pregnancy modulates survival and apoptosis pathways in the corpus luteum in sheep.
JeHoon Lee, Sakhila K Banu, John A McCracken, Joe A Arosh

Reproduction· March 2016

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Intrauterine coadministration of ERK1/2 inhibitor U0126 inhibits interferon TAU action in the endometrium and restores luteolytic PGF2alpha pulses in sheep.
JeHoon Lee, Jone A Stanley, John A McCracken, Sakhila K Banu, Joe A Arosh

Biol Reprod· August 2014

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Intrauterine inhibition of prostaglandin transporter protein blocks release of luteolytic PGF2alpha pulses without suppressing endometrial expression of estradiol or oxytocin receptor in ruminants.
JeHoon Lee, John A McCracken, Sakhila K Banu, Joe A Arosh

Biol Reprod· August 2013

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Intraluteal prostaglandin biosynthesis and signaling are selectively directed towards PGF2alpha during luteolysis but towards PGE2 during the establishment of pregnancy in sheep.
JeHoon Lee, John A McCracken, Jone A Stanley, Thamizh K Nithy, Sakhila K Banu

Biol Reprod· October 2012

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Reflections on the 50th anniversary of the birth control pill.
John A McCracken

Biol Reprod· October 2010

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Transport of prostaglandin F(2alpha) pulses from the uterus to the ovary at the time of luteolysis in ruminants is regulated by prostaglandin transporter-mediated mechanisms.
JeHoon Lee, John A McCracken, Sakhila K Banu, Royce Rodriguez, Thamizh K Nithy

Endocrinology· July 2010

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Luteotrophic and luteolytic effects of nitric oxide in sheep are dose-dependent in vivo.
Christopher S Keator, David T Schreiber, Thomas A Hoagland, John A McCracken

Domest Anim Endocrinol· July 2008

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Intrauterine infusion of BQ-610, an endothelin type A receptor antagonist, delays luteolysis in dairy heifers.
Christopher S Keator, David T Schreiber, Thomas A Hoagland, John A McCracken, Robert A Milvae

Domest Anim Endocrinol· May 2008

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Dynamic in vivo changes in tissue inhibitors of metalloproteinases 1 and 2, and matrix metalloproteinases 2 and 9, during prostaglandin F(2alpha)-induced luteolysis in sheep.
Theresa A Towle, Paul C W Tsang, Robert A Milvae, Michelle K Newbury, John A McCracken

Biol Reprod· May 2002

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