Effects of estrogen on prolactin (PRL) incorporation by lutein and milk secretory cells and on pituitary PRL secretion in the postpartum rat: correlations with target cell responsiveness to PRL.

Janet M Nolin,E M Bogdanove

doi:10.1093/biolreprod/22.2.393

Effects of estrogen on prolactin (PRL) incorporation by lutein and milk secretory cells and on pituitary PRL secretion in the postpartum rat: correlations with target cell responsiveness to PRL.

Janet M Nolin, E M Bogdanove

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Journal: Biology of Reproduction	Publication Date: Mar 1, 1980
Citations: 31

Affiliation: Virginia Commonwealth University Medical Center

#Lutein Cells #Milk Secretory Cells #Prolactin #Mammary Glands #Charles River Breeding Laboratories #Bouin's Fluid #Duncan's Multiple Comparison #Dose Of EB #Prolactin Binding Sites #Mean Maternal Weight

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Effects of estrogen on prolactin (PRL) incorporation by lutein and milk secretory cells and on pituitary PRL secretion in the postpartum rat: correlations with target cell responsiveness to PRL.