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CHANGES IN THE GONADOTROPHS OF THE RAT PITUITARY AFTER GONADECTOMY
Endocrinology, 1955IN A preceding paper (Purves and Griesbach, 1954) evidence was presented for the presence in the anterior pituitary of the rat of two specific types of gonadotrophic basophils. Of these, the peripherally situated, coarsely granulated type appeared to be concerned with the production of FSH, while the central, finely granulated type was assumed to ...
H D, PURVES, W E, GRIESBACH
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Gonadectomy and Adrenal Neoplasms
Science, 1943Woolley, G W, Fekete, E, Little, C C
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Equine laparoscopy: gonadectomy.
Compendium (Yardley, PA), 2013Laparoscopic removal of the gonads from male and female horses is regularly performed for a variety of reasons. In female horses, common indications for ovariectomy include behavioral problems and signs of abdominal pain that are linked to estrus. Another indication is an abnormal, enlarged ovary, typically due to ovarian neoplasia, the most common ...
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Effects of gonadectomy on sex differences in DRL behavior
Physiology & Behavior, 1973Abstract Intact female rats acquired efficient DRL-20 performance more rapidly than normal males. Ovariectomy abolished this sex difference in acquisition by retarding the development of efficient performance. By contrast, castration had little effect on the performance of males.
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Elective gonadectomy in dogs: A review
Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, 1991K R, Salmeri, P N, Olson, M S, Bloomberg
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THE EFFECT OF GONADECTOMY ON THE GROWTH OF HAIR IN MICE
Mayo Clinic Proceedings, 1949A B, HOUSSAY, G M, HIGGINS
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