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Transport of Gonadotropin to Ovary and its Effects on the Synthesis of Protein and Nucleic Acid in Ovary
Gonadotropin の各臓器への移行と卵巣における蛋白合成系に対する影響について
1971
Folia Endocrinologica Japonica
Gonadotropin の各臓器への移行と卵巣における蛋白合成系に対する影響について
As is well known, ovulation and steroidogenesis are controlled by gonadotropins. In spite of many studies, action mechanism of gonadotropin is not yet clear. This experiment was carried out to clarify the question whether gonadotropin acts especially in the ovary simply because it is concentrated in the ovary, and the effects of HCG on the synthesis of nucleic acids and protein. [1] Disappearance of 131I-gonadotropin from blood of rabbits About 107 cpm of 131I-NIH FSH or NIH LH was injected
doi:10.1507/endocrine1927.47.4_226
pmid:5105283
fatcat:f2ad32qqqbdplab5kz6x7ol67a