Title : Release of LH in response to alpha-MSH administration.

Pub. Date : 1985

PMID : 2938412






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1 Release of LH in response to alpha-MSH administration. Luteinizing Hormone proopiomelanocortin Rattus norvegicus
2 Intact female rats treated with alpha-MSH on diestrus 2 afternoon exhibited an increase in serum LH levels at 18 hr on proestrus and an elevated number of ova per rat the day of estrus when compared with saline-treated controls. Luteinizing Hormone proopiomelanocortin Rattus norvegicus
3 On the other hand, alpha-MSH infused into CHR-OVX rats treated with low doses of EB, which can lower serum LH levels, lowered the serum LH even more, although the serum P levels were increased. Luteinizing Hormone proopiomelanocortin Rattus norvegicus
4 On the other hand, alpha-MSH infused into CHR-OVX rats treated with low doses of EB, which can lower serum LH levels, lowered the serum LH even more, although the serum P levels were increased. Luteinizing Hormone proopiomelanocortin Rattus norvegicus
5 The present results demonstrated that alpha-MSH influences the release of LH by modifying the release and/or the degradation of P. This P, in turn, modifies LH serum concentrations, having either a stimulatory or inhibiting effect on the release of LH, apparently depending on the time period it remains high in serum. Luteinizing Hormone proopiomelanocortin Rattus norvegicus
6 The present results demonstrated that alpha-MSH influences the release of LH by modifying the release and/or the degradation of P. This P, in turn, modifies LH serum concentrations, having either a stimulatory or inhibiting effect on the release of LH, apparently depending on the time period it remains high in serum. Luteinizing Hormone proopiomelanocortin Rattus norvegicus
7 The present results demonstrated that alpha-MSH influences the release of LH by modifying the release and/or the degradation of P. This P, in turn, modifies LH serum concentrations, having either a stimulatory or inhibiting effect on the release of LH, apparently depending on the time period it remains high in serum. Luteinizing Hormone proopiomelanocortin Rattus norvegicus