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Neuroendocrine Regulation of Leptin Secretion and Its Role in Nitric Oxide Secretionasing hormone (GnRH) and a follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) RH that is IGnRH-III or a closely related polypeptide. We believe that the differential pulsatile release of FSH and LH and its differential secretion at different times of the estrous cycle are accounted for by differential secretion of

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Endocrine Regulation of Leptin Productionsity in . mice (.). Early observations demonstrated that leptin, the protein product of the . gene, was synthesized by adipose tissue and released into the bloodstream to provide a signal to the central nervous system of the size of the adipose tissue mass, thus linking energy stores to mechanisms r

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Regulation and Roles of Leptin during the Menstrual Cycle and in Menopaused positive feedback mechanisms are intact, it also indicates that the various autocrine and paracrine mechanisms involved are effective. Accumulated evidence has indicated that leptin, a protein produced by the adipose tissue (Zhang et al., 1994), may affect human reproductive function through vario

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Impact of Leptin on Ovarian Folliculogenesis and Assisted Reproductionulate ovarian function at multiple levels. Not only does leptin participate in the control of gonadotropin secretion via its hypothalamic actions, but circulating or locally produced leptin may also provide direct modulation of thecal, granulosa, and oocyte function. Addition of leptin to the growin

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The Effect of Leptin on Ovarian Steroidogenesisng et al., 1994; Masuzaki et al., 1995; Ogawa et al., 1995; Blache et al., 2000), leptin’s role as a metabolic hormone has captured the attention of many (for reviews see Hossner, 1998; Barb, 1999; Spicer 2001), creating “l(fā)eptinomania” within the scientific literature (Spicer, 2001). Subsequently, l

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Regulation of Leptin and Leptin Receptor in the Human Uterus: Possible Roles in Implantation and Uteem. These would include the regulation of gonadotropin secretion, a contribution to the onset of puberty, steroidgenesis and ovarian function, and of course a role in pregnancy, which was presaged by the early identification of the expression of the leptin message in the placenta. All of these aspec

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Leptin and Reproduction in the Maled considered to be representations of fertility goddesses (Schneider and Wade, 2000) depict women who would be considered obese by today standards. Although generous stores of body fat in women is associated with fertility, obese mice (Zhang et al., 1994) and humans (Montague et al., 1997; Strobel e

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