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The corpus luteum (CL) is a tissue having great differences among species. Rodents have particular features in CL formation, function, and regression. The different types of mammalian corpora lutea can be classified in CL of pregnancy, cyclic CL, CL of lactation, and CL of pseudo-pregnancy.
Accialini, Paula Lucia +3 more
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The corpus luteum (CL) is a tissue having great differences among species. Rodents have particular features in CL formation, function, and regression. The different types of mammalian corpora lutea can be classified in CL of pregnancy, cyclic CL, CL of lactation, and CL of pseudo-pregnancy.
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Current Opinion in Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1992
During the review period a number of experimental works dealing with structure and function of different cell populations constituting the corpus luteum have been published. The function of luteinizing hormone receptors and their response to luteinizing hormone stimulation at different phases of the luteal phase have been studied.
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During the review period a number of experimental works dealing with structure and function of different cell populations constituting the corpus luteum have been published. The function of luteinizing hormone receptors and their response to luteinizing hormone stimulation at different phases of the luteal phase have been studied.
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American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1979
The corpus luteum is responsible for a substantial number of emergency operations, some of which prove to be unnecessary and others which are unnecessarily complex. The routine utilization of culdocentesis and pregnancy testing will identify the large majority of those patients who can safely be treated by expectant observation or who should first be ...
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The corpus luteum is responsible for a substantial number of emergency operations, some of which prove to be unnecessary and others which are unnecessarily complex. The routine utilization of culdocentesis and pregnancy testing will identify the large majority of those patients who can safely be treated by expectant observation or who should first be ...
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THE CORPUS LUTEUM OF THE SHEEP: FUNCTIONAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE EMBRYO AND THE CORPUS LUTEUM
Journal of Endocrinology, 1966SUMMARY The stage at which the embryo first affects the corpus luteum of the sheep in such a way as to prevent its regression at the end of the oestrous cycle was determined by means of embryo transplantation. Up to the 12th day after oestrus the transfer of embryos to non-pregnant ewes resulted consistently in pregnancy, an indication that the
R M, Moor, L E, Rowson
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The autonomy of the rabbit corpus luteum
Journal of Endocrinology, 1994Abstract The rabbit corpus luteum possesses LH receptors that are coupled to adenylyl cyclase, but paradoxically it does not require LH as a luteotrophic factor for the maintenance of progesterone secretion. This suggests that rabbit luteal cells may not respond physiologically to LH.
P L, Keyes, J L, Kostyo, R, Towns
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Regulation of corpus luteum function
Human Reproduction, 1994The effects have been studied of different ovulation induction regimens [either clomiphene citrate or buserelin in combination with human menopausal gonadotrophin (HMG)] on the circulating concentrations of progesterone, oestradiol, relaxin and human chorionic gonadotrophin (HCG) during the first trimester of pregnancy.
M R, Johnson +7 more
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Estrogen Action in the Corpus Luteum
1979The luteotropic action of estradiol has been studied in the rabbit and rat, and it is proposed that in both species, estradiol may be the "ultimate" luteotropic hormone. The acute dependence of the rabbit corpus luteum upon estradiol is illustrated by the rapid decline in serum progesterone after withdrawal of estradiol (removal of Silastic implant ...
P L, Keyes, K C, Yuh, J B, Miller
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Journal of the American Medical Association, 1916
Since the publication of Fraenkel's paper, 1 in 1903, the study of the corpus luteum has been the point of departure in most of the investigations which have been made as to the cause and mechanism of menstruation. I shall not review the now voluminous literature of this subject, except perhaps to call attention to the definite advance made in 1911 by ...
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Since the publication of Fraenkel's paper, 1 in 1903, the study of the corpus luteum has been the point of departure in most of the investigations which have been made as to the cause and mechanism of menstruation. I shall not review the now voluminous literature of this subject, except perhaps to call attention to the definite advance made in 1911 by ...
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Pathology of the corpus luteum of cows
Theriogenology, 1996The corpus luteum (CL) is a transient endocrine organ which can manifest a number of pathologic conditions such as cysts, inflammation, adhesions, dysfunction and neoplasia. Luteal and follicular cysts are the most commonly encountered abnormalities and need to be distinguished from cysts within a normal CL.
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The Function of the Corpus Luteum in Primates
1974The corpus luteum in nonpregnant primates secretes progesterone and estrogens for a limited period of 14 days. In many lower animals, the uterus determines the life span of the corpus luteum (Anderson et al., 1969). The corpus luteum in women and rhesus monkeys will function during its full life span even if the uterus is removed (Beling et al., 1970 ...
E D, Johansson, W T, Bosu
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