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Neuroendocrine Correlates of Aging in the MaleFigure 1) and in the interest in sexual performance (Kinsey ., 1948). Despite the fact that occasional cases of fertility persisting in men in their nineties have been reported, fertility rates decline in men during the normal aging process (Harman, 1978). Similarly, in other mammals such as rats an

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Aging of Adrenal Cortex and Ovaryeen investigated and reinvestigated as methods improved, from crude bioassays to crude steroid measurements (the 17-ketosteroids) arriving finally at our present level of sophistication in hormone analysis. Nevertheless, even the semiquantitative bioassays and the gross group measurements of steroid

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Effects of Aging on the Mechanisms of Estrogen Action in Rat Uterusy, such control is exerted by certain external factors such as nutrition, temperature, stress, and others, working through internal mechanisms involving hormones and neurotransmitters (Aldelman and Roth, 1982).

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Paternal Age and Effects on Chromosomal and Specific Locus Mutations and on Other Genetic Outcomes i effects will provide appropriate data for genetic counseling and enable informed decisions regarding reproduction; (2) the identification of high-risk groups by age will facilitate efficient delivery of specific secondary “preventive” techniques, (e. g. amniocentesis and prenatal diagnosis) to appr

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Fertility Rates and Agingrly thirties, but more sharply after 35. Then a French study (Federation CECOS, 1982) published in February, 1982, reported results from a group of women who had undergone artificial insemination (Table I). Approximately 74% of women who were not over 30 conceived within 12 menstrual cycles. The per

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Nongonadal Estrogen and Endocrine Function During the Menopauseprocess in all mammalian species. In addition to their essential actions on tissues of the female reproductive tract, however, estrogens have more subtle but important actions on many other organs and tissues such as liver, bone, fat, and the vascular system in both sexes. Together with the knowledg