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Differential action of decidual luteotropin on luteal and follicular production of testosterone and estradiol

Gibori et al., 1985

Document ID
13409491809485695797
Author
Gibori G
Kalison B
Warshaw M
Basuray R
Glaser L
Publication year
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Endocrinology

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Decidual tissue of the rat produces a hormone with physiological and biochemical characteristics similar to those of PRL. Because PRL affects both follicular and luteal production of testosterone and estradiol, it was of interest to determine whether decidual …
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