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Does corpus luteum function autonomously during estrous cycle in the rat? A possible involvement of LH and prolactin

Boehm et al., 1984

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17113318843034693138
Author
Boehm N
Plas-Roser S
Aron C
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Journal of steroid biochemistry

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This study examined the role of LH and prolactin in the control of corpus luteum function during 4-day cycles in the rat. Bromocriptine (BRC) treatment was performed on proestrus or/and estrus morning that means before or after the preovulatory release of LH. This caused …
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