Titlebook: Neuroendocrinology of Reproduction; Physiology and Behav Norman T. Adler Book 1981 Plenum Press, New York 1981 endocrinology.nervous system

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Pubertyy as that stage in its life history when an animal becomes fertile—i.e., when a male begins to produce mature sperm and when a female begins to ovulate. However, numerous other events normally occur at about the same time, and often these events are emphasized in studies of puberty. In humans, for e

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Experimental Analysis of Hormone Actions on the Hypothalamus, Anterior Pituitary, and OvaryIn the early 1900s, investigators such as Steinach (reviewed in Moore and Price, 1932) were interested in the problem of organ transplantation. Steinach attempted to transplant testes into intact female rats and ovaries into intact male rats. These transplants invariably failed to become functional

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Cellular Biochemistry of Hormone Action in Brain and Pituitary action made enormous advances. More recent development of iodination procedures for thyroid hormone and protein hormones has made possible the investigation of the action of these hormones at the molecular level. We are now in a position to see the broad outlines of two major modes of hormone actio

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Essentials of Steroid Structure, Nomenclature, Reactions, Biosynthesis, and Measurementsverview will focus on the primary hormones of the gonads (progestins, androgens, and estrogens) and will omit detailed discussion of the adrenal corticoids. It should be recognized, however, that the gonads may produce corticoids and the adrenals secrete progestins, androgens, and estrogens.