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Contraceptive steroids and the mammary gland: Is there a hazard?
Breast Cancer Research and Treatment, 1992The safety of synthetic steroid hormones to be used for contraception in the human female is tested in rats, beagle dogs, and (once marketing starts) in monkeys. Because early studies did not show a mammary tumor stimulating effect in the human, in contrast to findings in the dog, many objections have been raised to the use of the dog for these ...
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Veterinary Research Communications, 2009
rbST is a peptide hormone banned within the European Union (Council Decision 1999/897/CE). Direct approaches aimed at identifying rbST-treated dairy cattle often produce controversial results. The reason can be found in the difficulty in distinguishing the synthetic molecule from the natural one due to their extreme similarity.
GUIDI, ALESSANDRA +8 more
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rbST is a peptide hormone banned within the European Union (Council Decision 1999/897/CE). Direct approaches aimed at identifying rbST-treated dairy cattle often produce controversial results. The reason can be found in the difficulty in distinguishing the synthetic molecule from the natural one due to their extreme similarity.
GUIDI, ALESSANDRA +8 more
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Gene expression in the mammary glands of transgenic animals.
Biochemical Society symposium, 1998The gene encoding the milk protein beta-lactoglobulin in sheep is expressed in the mammary gland in a tissue-specific manner during pregnancy and lactation. The unmodified sheep gene behaves appropriately in transgenic mice, and we have shown that many of the cis-acting elements that mediate this pattern of expression are located in the proximal 400 bp
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Biochemistry international, 1988
A procedure for purification of plasma membranes from bovine mammary gland has been developed. The binding capacity of EGF to the plasma membranes from mammary tissue of pregnant cows was equal to 335 fmol per mg of protein thus being twofold higher than in membranes from lactating gland. The KD values were not changed.
E, Spitzer, R, Grosse
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A procedure for purification of plasma membranes from bovine mammary gland has been developed. The binding capacity of EGF to the plasma membranes from mammary tissue of pregnant cows was equal to 335 fmol per mg of protein thus being twofold higher than in membranes from lactating gland. The KD values were not changed.
E, Spitzer, R, Grosse
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Journal of animal science, 2008
Over the years, numerous studies have investigated the mechanisms controlling nutrient availability and metabolism in the mammary gland and how dietary interventions can influence these processes. The development of in vivo and in vitro systems made it possible to explore the trafficking and metabolic fate of nutrients and how these are influenced by ...
A. Baldi +3 more
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Over the years, numerous studies have investigated the mechanisms controlling nutrient availability and metabolism in the mammary gland and how dietary interventions can influence these processes. The development of in vivo and in vitro systems made it possible to explore the trafficking and metabolic fate of nutrients and how these are influenced by ...
A. Baldi +3 more
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Diversity and evolution of the animal virome
Nature Reviews Microbiology, 2022Erin Harvey, Edward C Holmes
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DISEASES OF THE MAMMARY GLANDS OF DOMESTIC ANIMALS
Australian Veterinary Journal, 1971openaire +1 more source
The mammary gland spreading factor in normal pregnant animals.
Endocrinology, 2003J R, ELLIOTT, C W, TURNER
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