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at peak levels. We hypothesized that brain IGF1 protein expression is highly regulated by uptake of circulating IGF1 across the blood–brain barrier and/or by paracrine IGF1 gene expression in brain. To date, the effects of alterations in peripheral GH
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investigated the effect of insulin immuno-neutralization on insulin signaling cascade (including GSK3) and gene expression in the liver and the muscle in order to evaluate the action of insulin in fed chickens. Materials and Methods Experimental protocol One
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StAR gene expression, and the level of StAR protein in Leydig cells significantly affects testosterone production ( Stocco 2001 ). However, StAR protein level also declines during Leydig cell aging, and mitochondrial cholesterol transfer in aged rat
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alternative splicing of the same gene. We have also demonstrated that this phenomenon is conserved in a variety of vertebrates from teleosts to mammals. The two seabream GPR39 receptors were studied by transfection in cultured HEK293 cells and their expression
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-hMG) is mainly represented by hCG stimulation ( Wolfenson et al . 2005 ). More recently, recombinant LH (rLH) became available to complement recombinant FSH (rFSH) during stimulation ( Mochtar et al . 2007 ). Differences in gene expression in human
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signal transduction mechanisms of the two PRLRs, as well as their in vivo regulation of gene expression by steroid hormones. We have also cloned the promoters of these two genes in black seabream and studied their responsiveness to steroid hormone