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1. Hormonal and related factors affecting the release of prostaglandin F2alpha from the uterus.

Author

Roberts JS, Barcikowski B, Wilson L, Skarnes RC, and McCracken JA

Subjects
Animals, Corpus Luteum drug effects, Corpus Luteum physiology, Estrus drug effects, Female, Luteinizing Hormone blood, Oxytocin blood, Oxytocin pharmacology, Pregnancy, Progesterone blood, Prostaglandins F blood, Sheep, Time Factors, Uterus drug effects, Estradiol physiology, Prostaglandins F metabolism, Uterus metabolism
Published
1975
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2. The identification of prostaglandin F2 alpha as a uterine luteolytic hormone and the hormonal control of its synthesis.

Author

McCracken JA, Schramm W, Barcikowski B, and Wilson L Jr

Subjects
Animals, Cattle, Dinoprost, Estradiol physiology, Estrus, Female, Guinea Pigs, Oxytocin physiology, Physical Stimulation, Pregnancy, Progesterone physiology, Prostaglandins F biosynthesis, Prostaglandins F physiology, Sheep, Uterus physiology, Corpus Luteum drug effects, Luteolysis, Prostaglandins F pharmacology
Published
1981

3. Effect of castration, testosterone treatment and hereditary sterility on prostaglandin concentration in the male reproductive system of mice.

Author

Badr FM, Barcikowski B, and Bartke A

Subjects
Animals, Epididymis analysis, Genitalia, Male drug effects, Male, Mice, Seminal Vesicles analysis, Stimulation, Chemical, Testis physiology, Vas Deferens analysis, Castration, Genitalia, Male analysis, Genitalia, Male metabolism, Infertility, Male metabolism, Prostaglandins E analysis, Prostaglandins F analysis, Testosterone pharmacology
Abstract

The concentration of prostaglandins E and F in different parts of the male reproductive system of CD-1 and dwarf mice was measured by radioimmunoassay. In intact CD-1 mice, the vas deferens contained a significantly higher concentration of PGE and PGF than was found in the epididymis and in the seminal vesicles. All tissues studied had more PGE than PGF. Castration resulted in increased PG concentrations in both the epididymis and the seminal vesicles and decreased PG concentrations in the vas deferens. There was also a differential response of PGE and PGF in the epididymis of genetically sterile dwarf mice (dw/dw) were significantly higher than those observed in their normal littermates ((PLUS)). A reversed PGE/PGF ratio was found in the mates. The results indicate that testicular androgens affect the levels of PGE and PGF in the reproductive system of male mice. The physiological role of PGs in male reproductive functions has not been established, but there is a suggestion that PH have a role in controlling the transit of spermatozoa through the epididymis and vas deferens.

Published
1975
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5. The physiological role of prostaglandin F2alpha in corpus luteum regression.

Author

McCracken JA, Barcikowski B, Carlson JC, Gréen K, and Samuelsson B

Subjects
Animals, Estrogens blood, Estrus drug effects, Female, Gonadotropins, Pituitary physiology, Luteinizing Hormone blood, Methods, Ovary blood supply, Ovary drug effects, Ovary physiology, Ovary transplantation, Pregnancy, Progesterone blood, Prostaglandins F pharmacology, Sheep, Transplantation, Autologous, Uterus physiology, Corpus Luteum physiology, Prostaglandins F physiology
Published
1973

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