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The B Cell Development Independent of the Bursa of Fabricius but Dependent upon the Thymus in Chickens Treated with Testosterone-propionate

, 1979
Yoshikazu Hirota, Yukio Bito
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Transmucosal administration of methyl testosterone, free testosterone, and testosterone propionate

American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1951
Abstract 1. 1. Results in 107 courses of therapy with either methyltestosterone, free testosterone, or testosterone propionate were observed and studied with an attempt toward evaluation of the comparative effectiveness of these androgenic steroids by transmucosal administration. 2. 2. The usual dosage was in the neighborhood of 15 mg.
W E, BARFIELD, J P, HARROD, R B, GREENBLATT   +2 more
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Male sex behavior and testosterone concentrations in gilts administered testosterone propionate

Theriogenology, 1981
Two gilts were administered testosterone propionate and their subsequent plasma testosterone concentrations and male sex behavior were recorded. These were compared to testosterone concentrations and male sex behavior in boars. Testosterone propionate (75 mg) was administered to the gilts every other day for 20 days (induction scheme) and every 10 days
N S, Scheffrahn, R A, Nowak, D J, Kesler
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CONDITIONS MODIFYING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF TESTOSTERONE, TESTOSTERONE PROPIONATE, AND METHYL TESTOSTERONE

Endocrinology, 1942
As RULE, the potencies of the various physiologically active steroids have been compared on the basis of their actual weights. Either effects obtained by identical milligram amounts are graded, or those milligram or microgram doses which bring about equal effects are considered equi-effective.
R. R. GREENE, M. W. BURRILL, E. OPPENHEIMER, D. NELSON   +3 more
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Extended Hildebrand Solubility Approach: Testosterone and Testosterone Propionate in Binary Solvents

Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences, 1982
Solubilities of testosterone and testosterone propionate in binary solvents composed of the inert solvent, cyclohexane, combined with the active solvents, chloroform, octanol, ethyl oleate, and isopropyl myristate, were investigated with the extended Hildebrand solubility approach. Using multiple linear regression, it was possible to obtain fits of the
A, Martin, P L, Wu, A, Adjei, M, Mehdizadeh, K C, James, C, Metzler   +5 more
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TESTOSTERONE PROPIONATE INUNCTION AND METHYL TESTOSTERONE ORALLY. CASE REPORT

The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism, 1941
THE SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT of male hypogonadism by means of injections of testosterone propionate has been repeatedly demonstrated (1-7). Experience regarding the applicability of two other routes of administration, namely, by inunction (8, 9) and orally (10) has been very limited. It appeared, therefore, pertinent to present the following case report on
B. N. TAGER, E. KOST SHELTON
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Testosterone propionate inhibits maternal aggression in mice

Physiology & Behavior, 1980
Abstract Daily injections of testosterone propionate (TP) significantly decreased the number of attacks exhibited by lactating female mice toward male intruders. Treatment with TP also depressed the body weights of the dams as well as their lactation performance but these effects were observed long after deficits in aggression were noted. The results
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Testosterone Propionate in Carcinoma of the Breast

Postgraduate Medicine, 1951
Testosterone propionate was administered regularly to patients with microscopically proved carcinoma of the breast. No evidence of permanent control of the disease was obtained. It is emphasized that treatment with hormones of this type should not be substituted for established procedures such as surgical measures or radiation.
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Testosterone propionate and histamine metabolism in rats

American Journal of Physiology-Legacy Content, 1961
Urinary histamine output has been studied under various experimental conditions in rats. Orchidectomy increased the output of free histamine in rats of the Sprague-Dawley strain but not in rats of the Wistar strain. Subcutaneous administration of testosterone propionate (1 mg/rat) suppressed the output of free histamine in ovariectomized rats but not ...
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