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striking sexual dimorphism . Journal of Physiology 549 835 – 843 . Oishi Y Okuda M Takahashi H Fujii T Morii S 1993 Cellular proliferation in the anterior pituitary gland of normal adult rats: influences of sex, estrous cycle, and
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attenuation of this growth after 60 days. The adrenal weight as well as the area of the cortex (Fig. 1 ) and zona fasciculata (Fig. 2 ), but not the area of the zona reticularis (Fig. 3 ), exhibited sexual divergence after puberty, being larger in
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the spontaneously hypertensive rat model, a sexual dimorphism in BP has also been observed ( Chen & Meng 1991 , Turner et al. 1991 , Phillips et al. 1997 , Reckelhoff et al. 1999 ). Despite the scarce information on sex-related BP differences
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robust and extended in prepubertal than mature male rats, reaching adult levels after postnatal day 50. Sexual dimorphism of BPA effects on the stress axis Perinatal BPA exposure often exerts a sex-specific effect on their offspring's physiology and
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, the mechanism of sexual dimorphism, the regulation of seasonal reproduction, and the integration of energy homeostasis and reproduction ( Kauffman et al . 2007 , Popa et al . 2008 ). In lower vertebrates, however, the role and significance of the
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due to the age of animals used in different studies. The sexual dimorphism in cGnRH-R-III expression, where levels of mRNA are higher in juvenile males compared with juvenile females, is consistent with the LH response to photo-stimulation seen in
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Postnatal development of kisspeptin neurons in mouse hypothalamus; sexual dimorphism and projections to gonadotropin-releasing hormone neurons . Endocrinology 147 5817 – 5825 doi:10.1210/en.2006-0787 . Clarkson J d'Anglemont de Tassigny X Moreno
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-day-old mice. Additionally, some evidence of sexual dimorphism was observed in the hypothalamic expression of neuropeptides during development. While 12-day-oldmale Lep ob/ob mice exhibited decreased hypothalamic expression of Cartpt , Hcrt , Pmch
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impaired glycemic control ( Maloney et al . 2011 ) or for a worse metabolic profile ( Sinclair et al . 2007 ) to a greater extent than female offspring. Although sex hormones must be considered as plausible players in sexual dimorphism, particularly in
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neurons. For example, it has been reported that POMC-specific subtypes drive sexual dimorphism in energy homeostasis ( Burke et al. 2016 , Wang et al. 2018 ). Consistently, in a recent study, Gonza´lez-Garcı´a et al. found that estradiol (E2