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tissues in the human body, not only in liver and white adipose tissue, but also in placenta, skin, adrenal gland, lung, intestine, pancreas, and ovary ( Wittamer et al . 2003 ). The physiological functions of chemerin include regulation of blood pressure
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glomerulosa of the cortex. In the kidney, GPR30-ir was present in the smooth-muscle cells of the pelvic region and to a lesser extent the medulla, with only a few positive cells in the cortex ( Fig. 6 B). In the ovary, dense staining was found within the
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Introduction Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is one of the most common endocrine disorders, affecting 6–15% of women in their reproductive age ( Fauser et al. 2012 ). Hyperandrogenism, a hallmark of PCOS, is characterized by excessive
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Introduction Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) affects 10–20% of reproductive-aged women. Hyperandrogenemia (HA) is a hallmark of PCOS. Impaired insulin signaling in white adipose tissue (WAT) promotes lipolysis leading to increased serum
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not have any influence on weight when given to rats receiving placebo or 17βE 2 ( Table 1 ). The uterine weights of all animals were recorded at the experimental end point to confirm the effective removal of the ovaries and successful hormone delivery
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LH surge in rodents and humans has provided evidence that the SCN is also involved in regulating the function of the hypothalamus–pituitary–ovary (HPO) axis. The preovulatory LH surge occurs around the time of lights-off in nocturnal laboratory
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in the brain sections was also determined. Experiment 2 A silicon cannula (0.5-mm inner diameter; 1-mm outer diameter; Shin-Etsu Polymer, Tokyo, Japan) was inserted into the right atrium of 8- to 9-week-old rats with intact ovaries. On the
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were subjected to motor tests 2 and 8 weeks after DMM surgery. At 2 weeks post-DMM surgery, OVX mice showed a tendency toward decreased movement compared to mice with intact ovaries ( Fig. 3A , left). E2 treatment for 2 weeks increased both track length
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feedback loops mediated via the HPA axis has not been studied. Upregulation of 5α-reductase has been invoked to explain adrenal androgen excess in polycystic ovary syndrome ( Stewart et al . 1990 , Fassnacht et al . 2003 , Tsilchorozidou et al . 2003
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the delayed feedback model of the oscillator. These findings are in accordance with our previous observations in the rat ovaries ( Fahrenkrug et al . 2006 ). As the expression and rhythmicity of the local clock in the thyroid gland was unaffected by