Titlebook: Hormonal Control of the Hypothalamo-Pituitary-Gonadal Axis; Kenneth W. McKerns,Zvi Naor Book 1984 Springer Science+Business Media New York

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Uriel Zor,M. R. Sairam,Pnina Shentzer,Anat Azrad,Abraham Amsterdamy and of enabling police agencies to do more with less. While engaging various models including the notion of software as a service, the valence is towards cloud-based information architectures that infuse police organizations and which meld together disparate sources of data into modulated flows of

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Harold R. Behrman,Peter J. Albert,Steven D. Gore,Laneta J. Dorflinger the US military, the chapter aims to show that, despite the introduction of artificial intelligence for object recognition and metadata analysis into the target selection process, the overbroad target selection criteria used by the US military prevent the establishment of a target selection process

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P. Landis Keyes,Khe-Ching M. Yuh,Charles H. Bill II,John E. Gadsby the US military, the chapter aims to show that, despite the introduction of artificial intelligence for object recognition and metadata analysis into the target selection process, the overbroad target selection criteria used by the US military prevent the establishment of a target selection process

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Role of Peptides in the Control of Gonadotropin Secretione hypothalamic or pituitary level. The principal direct control is provided by LHRH which was discovered in 1960. and synthesized in 1971.. We will begin by describing the localization of LHRH in the brain, and then move to a discussion of its action on the pituitary gland. This will be followed by

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Molecular Aspects of the Release of Luteinizing Hormone Releasing Hormone (LHRH) from Hypothalamic N hypophysial portal blood under various physiological conditions. Since LHRH is a peptide, and since it has been established that peptides and polypeptides are released from secretory cells by exocytosis, it is conceivable that release of LHRH also occurs by exocytosis. In spite of the large body of

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Regulation of the Synthesis, Release and Action of Hypothalamic Luteinizing Hormone Releasing Hormonen challenged by a number of recent discoveries, the law appears to be upheld in the case of luteinizing hormone releasing hormone (LHRH) the decapeptide that mediates the neural control of gonadotropin secretion. This peptide not only stimulates the release of luteinizing hormone (LH) and follicle