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Blockade of ovulation after atropine implants in the lateral hypothalamus of the rat

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Des implantations d'atropine dans l'hypothalamus antérieur et latéral de la rate provoquent un diestrus prolongé et une diminution du poids de l'ovaire sans réponse utérine au déciduome traumatique. On conclut que l'atropine agit sur des voies colinérgiques en relation avec la sécrétion des gonadotrophines.

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  1. Laboratory of Neuroendocrinology, Department of Pathology and Department of Pharmacology, Hospital de Clínicas, PISO 15, Montevideo, Uruguay

    W. L. Benedetti, R. Lozdziejsky, M. A. Sala, J. M. Monti & E. Griñó

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  2. R. Lozdziejsky
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This work was presented in part at the Third Latin American Meeting on Research in Human Reproduction (ALIRH) 1968 (Salvador, Bahia, Brasil).

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Benedetti, W.L., Lozdziejsky, R., Sala, M.A. et al. Blockade of ovulation after atropine implants in the lateral hypothalamus of the rat. Experientia 25, 1158–1159 (1969). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01900248

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