AN EFFECT OF CASTRATION ON THE TESTOSTERONE-LH RELATIONSHIP IN MALE RATS
J.M. Davidson, ERLA R. SMITH, D. A. Damassa
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J.M. Davidson, ERLA R. SMITH, D. A. Damassa
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Summary. Following suppression of plasma LH titres in castrated male rats by various doses of testosterone propionate, a more rapid return to pretreatment levels was seen when a period of 8 (or 5) weeks intervened between castration and onset of treatment. This effect was not related to differential retention of testosterone in the circulation.
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Summary. Following suppression of plasma LH titres in castrated male rats by various doses of testosterone propionate, a more rapid return to pretreatment levels was seen when a period of 8 (or 5) weeks intervened between castration and onset of treatment. This effect was not related to differential retention of testosterone in the circulation.
Key concepts: Testosterone propionate, Castration, Testosterone (patch), Internal medicine, Endocrinology, Medicine, Androgen, Hormone