Pars distalis of the pituitary gland : structure, function, and regulation : proceedings of the First International Symposium on the Pituitary Gland, Tokyo, Japan, November 14-17, 1984 /
Adenohypophysis
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| Format: | Conference Proceeding Book |
| Language: | English |
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Amsterdam ; New York :
Excerpta Medica,
1986.
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| Series: | International congress series ;
no. 673. |
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Table of Contents:
- Development of hypothalamic-hypophysial axis in rats
- Postnatal changes in the pituitary-thyroid axis of normal and neonatally thyroxine-treated rats
- Morphological and functional changes of prolactin cells during aging in the rat
- A new concept of anterior pituitary cells classification in the rat based on both cell differentiation and the secretory cycle
- Comparitive cytology of the anterior pituitary of higher vertebrates
- Light and electron microscopic immunocytochemistry of hormone producing cells in salmonid pituitary glands
- The pituitary of telecost fish: some recent ultrastructural and immunocytochemical data
- Proliferation of gonadotrophs in castrated male rat anterior pituitary
- Immunocytochemical distribution of gonadotropin in the goldfish pituitary gland
- Functional and morphological heterogeneity of rat pituitary prolactin cells
- Effects of estrogen on prolactin cells in male mice
- Morphological modification of prolactin secretory granules following the administration of thyroxine to experimental thyroxine-deficient rats
- Three types of growth hormone-secreting cells in the rat anterior pituitary as observed by immunoelectron microscopy
- Differential subcellular localization of ACTH and related peptides in rat anterior pituitary corticotrophs
- Absence of α-melanocyte stimulating hormone from the pituitary of the domestic fowl as revealed by an immunocytochemical technique
- Possible role of the folliculo-stellate cell in the rat anterior pituitary
- Ultrastructural aspects of the pars tuberalis of several vertebrates
- The hypothalamo-hypophyseal neuron system of some elasmobranchs
- Actions of two intrinsic luteinizing hormone-releasing hormones in release of gonadotropins in quail: different structures but the same responses
- Possible involvement of thyrotropin-releasing hormone in the release of prolactin from the hypophysis of the bullfrog
- Ultrastructural studies on catecholamine-opioid peptide interactions in rat hypothalamus
- Demonstration of the hypothalamo-hypophyseal in the teleost brain with an antiserum to the melanin-concentrating hormone
- Immunohistochemical localization of neuropeptides in the median eminence of the Japanese quail
- Immunoreactive urotensin I, a corticotropin-releasing factor-like peptide, in fish brain
- Six parameters for the evaluation of functions of the pituitary gonadotrophs in the rat and pika
- Serum lutienizing hormone (LH) levels and LH-receptor of corpus lutelum during menstrual cycle in cynomolgus monkeys
- Seasonal change of gonadotropic function in Japanese monkeys
- Occurence of two distinct gonadotrpins in chum salmon pituitary
- In vivo and In vitro studies on the effects of bromocriptine and colchicine in estrogen induced rat prolactin (PRL) secreting pituitary tumors
- Prolactin cell function during amphibian metamorphosis
- Estrogen induces pituitary poly (ADP-ribose) synthesis in the rat
- Nuclear androgen, estrogen, and progesterone receptors in the primate pituitary
- Mechanisms of regulation of FSH secretion during lactation in the rat
- Hormone changes during the ovulation process in the goldfish
- Gonadotropin secretion during the ovulation process in cyprinid fishes
- Effect of bromocriptine on monodispersed pituitary tumor cells (MtT·F84) in rats
- Mitotic potency of prolactin cells in the pituitary gland in rats
- Role of the ovary in the sexual differentiation of prolactin and growth hormone cells in the mouse adenohypophysis
- Inhibitation by nicotine of prolactin release induced by opioid peptides in the rat
- Effects of enhanced pineal activity on the fine structure of adenohypophyseal cells in the golden hamster
- Renin in rat pituitary coexist with angiotensin II and depends on testosterone