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Epididymal phenotype in luteinizing hormone receptor knockout animals and its response to testosterone replacement therapy.

Biology of reproduction - 1 Mar 2003

Lei Z M, Zou W, Mishra S, Li X, Rao Ch V

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Previous studies reported that epididymis contains functional LH receptors. The LH receptor knockout mice, which have epididymal phenotypes, gave us an opportunity to test the hypothesis that testosterone replacement alone may not be sufficient to reverse phenotypes to wild-type epididymis. The morphological phenotype in knockout animals includes a decrease in luminal diameter of the proximal and distal caput and...

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PMID: 12604639
DOI: 10.1095/biolreprod.102.009738

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