Abstract
Testosterone propionate was administered in adulthood to neonatally androgenized female house mice and castrated male house mice of the B6D2F1 genotype. Lengthening of Ejaculation Latency (a measure of mating time) occurred in both groups. Castrated males showed a proportional increase in Ejaculation Latency with increasing dose. This result, which we believe to be the first of its kind, suggests that testosterone propionate inhibits the ejaculatory reflex in this genotype.
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