...C.A. Browne; G.D. Thorburn Fetal growth is regulated by fetal hormones in all species that have been studied. However, it is clear that strict definition of fetal growth must be applied in order that different studies and different species may be meaningfully compared. The experimental manipulation...

... be prevented by administration to the fetus, just before birth, of β- or β 1 -adrenoreceptor antagonists. Therefore the rise of kidney energy charge following parturition appears to be under hormonal control. Glucagon had no effect on kidney adenine nucleotide content. It is strongly suggested...

... somatomammotropin (HCS), follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH), and placental alkaline phosphatase has been demonstrated, contrasting with the bidirectional secretion of progesterone. Evidence is presented for the net synthesis of HCS during perfusion. The technique offers advantages in the study of synthesis...

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... to persons or property resulting from any ideas, methods, instructions or products referred to in the content or advertisements. Iodine Developmen Thyroid Hormones Organs Rat Biol. Neonate 23: 35-44 (1973) Iodine Concentration and Content in the Organs of Rat during Postnatal Development1...