PMID-sentid Pub_year Sent_text comp_official_name comp_offsetprotein_name organism prot_offset 11721701-6 2001 Further utilization of murine SLE models will facilitate dissection of the actions and interactions of prolactin with estrogen, progesterone and testosterone and lead to a better understanding of hormonal immunomodulation and therapy of autoimmune disease. Progesterone 128-140 prolactin Mus musculus 103-112 11826766-5 2001 In conclusion, mouse mRNA for decidual PRL is present and induced by estradiol and progesterone through in vitro decidualization of endometrial stromal cells. Progesterone 83-95 prolactin Mus musculus 39-42 12130566-8 2002 Administration of PRL, after mating, significantly increased serum progesterone levels and restored implantation in Cdk4-deficient female mice. Progesterone 67-79 prolactin Mus musculus 18-21 7784905-0 1995 [Effect of prolactin on gonadotropin-induced ovarian estrogen and progesterone production in mouse]. Progesterone 66-78 prolactin Mus musculus 11-20 11089563-8 2000 Progesterone inhibited both basal and PRL-stimulated GlyCAM 1 transcription. Progesterone 0-12 prolactin Mus musculus 38-41 11089563-11 2000 In CHO cells, PRL stimulated transcription of a luciferase reporter gene containing an 800-bp promoter fragment of GlyCAM 1, and progesterone partially suppressed the PRL effect. Progesterone 129-141 prolactin Mus musculus 167-170 9083260-4 1997 Ten nanograms and 100 ng of ovine FSH, LH and prolactin were all equally effective in stimulating progesterone synthesis in media recovered after 24 hr of incubation. Progesterone 98-110 prolactin Mus musculus 46-55 7649108-10 1995 The effects of mPL-II and mouse PRL (mPRL) on progesterone production were similar to those of mPL-I. Progesterone 46-58 prolactin Mus musculus 32-35 7784905-6 1995 The results showed that PRL significantly enhanced hCG-induced mouse serum progesterone content, while serum estrogen concentrations were considerably decreased by the co-injection of PRL. Progesterone 75-87 prolactin Mus musculus 24-27 4090915-0 1985 Prolactin effects on basal and gonadotrophin-stimulated progesterone accumulation by PMSG-primed mouse ovaries in vitro. Progesterone 56-68 prolactin Mus musculus 0-9 2942074-4 1986 Presence of estrogen and prolactin is essential for manifestation of progesterone effects on mammary gland growth. Progesterone 69-81 prolactin Mus musculus 25-34 34460816-10 2021 Collectively, our findings demonstrated that decidual prolactin members, under the control of uterine Notch signaling, assisted pituitary prolactin to sustain corpus luteum function and serum progesterone level during post-implantation phase, which was conducive to pregnancy recognition and maintenance. Progesterone 192-204 prolactin Mus musculus 54-63 35252420-8 2022 (2) After continuous injection of Progesterone (P4), a well-known method to suppress the endometrial adenogenesis, the expression of Prl1a1, Prl3d1, Prl5a1, Prl7a1, Prl7a2, Prl7d1, Prl8a6, Prl8a8, Prl8a9, and Prlr were suppressed on PND7. Progesterone 34-46 prolactin Mus musculus 133-139 6418224-6 1983 In the presence of prolactin (Prl) (1 microgram/ml), granulosa cells progressively secreted more progesterone during the first week of culture. Progesterone 97-109 prolactin Mus musculus 19-28 6745173-2 1984 In the present studies, virgin mice were treated for 2 weeks with either progesterone or a pituitary allograft to increase PRL levels, and the mammary explants exhibited the same heightened sensitivity to all three hormones that was noted in pregnant animals. Progesterone 73-85 prolactin Mus musculus 123-126 6418224-6 1983 In the presence of prolactin (Prl) (1 microgram/ml), granulosa cells progressively secreted more progesterone during the first week of culture. Progesterone 97-109 prolactin Mus musculus 30-33 6418224-10 1983 Unlike the early effect of androgens, 17 beta-estradiol acted synergistically with Prl to maintain maximal secretion of progesterone during the last 4 days of culture. Progesterone 120-132 prolactin Mus musculus 83-86 30013596-1 2018 Prolactin (PRL) is essential for the maintenance of the corpora lutea and the production of progesterone (P4) during gestation of mice and rats, which makes it a key factor for their successful reproduction. Progesterone 92-104 prolactin Mus musculus 0-9 478693-9 1979 These results provide evidence that prolactin is a contributing hormone in the genesis of estrone/progesterone and pregnancy-induced mammary tumors in female GR mice. Progesterone 98-110 prolactin Mus musculus 36-45 573112-7 1978 On the basis of these experimental results it is suggested that prolactin and LH are involved with progesterone production and FSH with oestrogen production, both of which are required for implantation in the mouse. Progesterone 99-111 prolactin Mus musculus 64-73 1271368-0 1976 Effect of prolactin on the production of progesterone by mouse ovaries in vitro. Progesterone 41-53 prolactin Mus musculus 10-19 6124362-2 1982 Prolactin (PRL) has been previously associated with adrenal secretion of either corticosterone, progesterone, or aldosterone. Progesterone 96-108 prolactin Mus musculus 0-9 6124362-2 1982 Prolactin (PRL) has been previously associated with adrenal secretion of either corticosterone, progesterone, or aldosterone. Progesterone 96-108 prolactin Mus musculus 11-14 6124362-10 1982 This finding is consistent with a role for PRL in regulating adrenal secretion of either corticosterone or progesterone in the mouse. Progesterone 107-119 prolactin Mus musculus 43-46 6939869-2 1981 In both animals prolactin and LH stimulate ovarian progesterone production oestrogen is stimulated by FSH in the mouse but both LH and FSH appear to be required in the rat. Progesterone 51-63 prolactin Mus musculus 16-25 16862169-2 2007 Prolactin exerts this effect at an ill defined point in the carcinogenic process, via mechanisms involving direct action via prolactin receptors within mammary epithelium and/or indirect action through regulation of other hormones such as estrogen and progesterone. Progesterone 252-264 prolactin Mus musculus 0-9 23921141-4 2013 PRL receptor-deficient (PRLR(-/-)) female mice are sterile, despite ovulating, due to a failure of embryo implantation, as a consequence of decreased ovarian LH receptor (Lhcgr) expression and inadequate corpus luteum formation and progesterone production. Progesterone 232-244 prolactin Mus musculus 0-3 17255200-1 2007 Although the main role of prolactin (PRL) in pregnant rodents is to sustain progesterone production by the corpus luteum, progesterone treatment of PRL or PRL receptor (PRL-R) null mice is unable to prevent fetal loss. Progesterone 76-88 prolactin Mus musculus 37-40 17255200-4 2007 The results show that decidual growth is normal in PRL null mice treated with PRL, progesterone, or their combination. Progesterone 83-95 prolactin Mus musculus 51-54 18219564-2 2008 Prolactin is the major driver of development during pregnancy via regulation of ovarian progesterone production (in many species) and direct effects on mammary epithelial cells (in all species). Progesterone 88-100 prolactin Mus musculus 0-9 16879988-7 2006 Anti-progestin, RU486, reversed the induction of SULT1E1 and PRL by progesterone or Tib. Progesterone 68-80 prolactin Mus musculus 61-64 18543434-5 2007 Analysis of deregulated expression of PR-dependent gene transcripts in PRKO mammary glands has revealed that convergence between progesterone and prolactin signaling occurs in part through progesterone-dependent induction of mammary epithelial PRL receptors to prime the mammary epithelium to respond to PRL. Progesterone 129-141 prolactin Mus musculus 244-247 18543434-5 2007 Analysis of deregulated expression of PR-dependent gene transcripts in PRKO mammary glands has revealed that convergence between progesterone and prolactin signaling occurs in part through progesterone-dependent induction of mammary epithelial PRL receptors to prime the mammary epithelium to respond to PRL. Progesterone 129-141 prolactin Mus musculus 304-307 18543434-5 2007 Analysis of deregulated expression of PR-dependent gene transcripts in PRKO mammary glands has revealed that convergence between progesterone and prolactin signaling occurs in part through progesterone-dependent induction of mammary epithelial PRL receptors to prime the mammary epithelium to respond to PRL. Progesterone 189-201 prolactin Mus musculus 146-155 18543434-5 2007 Analysis of deregulated expression of PR-dependent gene transcripts in PRKO mammary glands has revealed that convergence between progesterone and prolactin signaling occurs in part through progesterone-dependent induction of mammary epithelial PRL receptors to prime the mammary epithelium to respond to PRL. Progesterone 189-201 prolactin Mus musculus 244-247 18543434-5 2007 Analysis of deregulated expression of PR-dependent gene transcripts in PRKO mammary glands has revealed that convergence between progesterone and prolactin signaling occurs in part through progesterone-dependent induction of mammary epithelial PRL receptors to prime the mammary epithelium to respond to PRL. Progesterone 189-201 prolactin Mus musculus 304-307 12865306-1 2003 It is well established that prolactin (PRL) sustains, whereas prostaglandin F(2alpha) (PGF(2alpha)) curtails, progesterone production by the rodent corpus luteum (CL). Progesterone 110-122 prolactin Mus musculus 28-37 16124994-5 2005 The putative Jak2/RUSH pathway is based on the fact that RUSH mediates the ability of PRL to augment progesterone-dependent gene transcription. Progesterone 101-113 prolactin Mus musculus 86-89 12865306-1 2003 It is well established that prolactin (PRL) sustains, whereas prostaglandin F(2alpha) (PGF(2alpha)) curtails, progesterone production by the rodent corpus luteum (CL). Progesterone 110-122 prolactin Mus musculus 39-42