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[The role of genotype in the formation of Leydig cell hormone function during postnatal ontogeny in diallele crosses of laboratory mice].

Genetika - 1 Feb 2002

Akhmerova L G, Svechnikov K V, Osadchuk A V

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Production of testosterone by Leydig cells during the postnatal ontogeny in pubescence under in vitro stimulation by chorionic gonadotropin, dibutiryl-cAMP, and pregnenolon was studied in males of four inbred mouse lines (BALB/c, RT, CBA/Lac, and A/He) and their F1 reciprocal hybrids. Highly statistically significant association between the animal genotype and age was revealed for all parameters studied, which...

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