Udział hormonu wzrostu w funkcjonowaniu układu rozrodczego kury


Anna Hrabia


Jajnik i jajowód kury są fascynującymi narządami podlegającymi dynamicznym zmianom morfologicznym, fizjologicznym i biochemicznym w trakcie cyklu reprodukcyjnego (rozwój, nieśność i przerwa w nieśności) a także w każdym cyklu owulacyjnym związanym z rozwojem pęcherzyków jajnikowych, owulacją i tworzeniem jaja w jajowodzie. Zmiany zachodzące w układzie rozrodczym są ściśle kontrolowane przez gonadotropiny przysadkowe (LH i FSH), hormony steroidowe jajnika (progesteron, testosteron i estradiol) oraz liczne czynniki lokalnie produkowane w układzie rozrodczym, w tym hormon wzrostu (GH).

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