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[The sexual system of fetal and adult male rats of 2 strains after prenatal exposure to glucocorticoids].

Ontogenez - 1 Jan 2000

Shishkina G T

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Testosterone level in male fetuses and adults after glucocorticoid injection to their mothers on 16-th and 18-th days of pregnancy as well as morphometric characteristics of male adult reproductive system of two outbred strains (aggressive and domesticated) were investigated. Prenatal hormonal treatment resulted in genotype-dependent changes in testosterone level in 21-day-old male fetuses; it was decreased in...

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