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Ovulation after sympathetic denervation of the rat ovary produced by freezing its nerve supply
1985
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The ovaries of cyclic female rats were unilaterally or bilaterally denervated or sham-operated. Denervation was achieved by freezing the ovarian vascular pedicle and suspensory ligament about 1 cm from the ovary; this technique renders the ovary devoid of innervation for up to 10 days. Denervated ovaries from 6 unilaterally and 7 bilaterally operated animals exhibited normal ovulation rates (5\m=.\8\ m=+-\1\m=.\0and 5\m=.\2\ m=+-\1\ m=. \ 2 respectively, mean \m=+-\ s.e.m.) compared with intact
doi:10.1530/jrf.0.0750369
pmid:4067920
fatcat:znabirlwjnhc5bmr4r6nyfr6cq