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Ketelslegers et al., 1978 - Google Patents

Developmental changes in testicular gonadotropin receptors: plasma gonadotropins and plasma testosterone in the rat

Ketelslegers et al., 1978

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10890970163871589053
Author
Ketelslegers J
Hetzel W
Sherins R
Catt K
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Endocrinology

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The relationships between plasma gonadotropins, testicular gonadotropin receptors, and plasma testosterone were examined during neonatal life and throughout sexual maturation in the rat. The binding affinity of testicular LH receptors (2.4× 1010 M-1) was significantly …
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