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2010 The kisspeptin system of the human hypothalamus: sexual dimorphism and relationship with gonadotropin-releasing hormone and neurokinin B neurons . European Journal of Neuroscience 31 1984 – 1998 . ( doi:10.1111/j.1460-9568.2010.07239.x
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Regulation in the Vertebrate Endocrine System , pp 55 – 67 . Eds Prasada Rao PD Peter RE . New York : Kluwer Academic/Plenum Publishers . Qi X Zhou W Lu D Wang Q Zhang H Li S Liu X Zhang Y Lin H 2013 Sexual dimorphism of
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’ precursor for DHT production. Recently, Fluck et al . (2011) confirmed that both the classical and alternative pathways of testicular androgen production are involved in the formation of normal human male sexual differentiation, whereas another group
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.3791/2429 ) Kotani K Tokunaga K Fujioka S Kobatake T Keno Y Yoshida S Shimomura I Tarui S Matsuzawa Y 1994 Sexual dimorphism of age-related-changes in whole-body fat distribution in the obese . International Journal of Obesity and Related Metabolic Disorders
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involved in the processes of lung maturation and parturition ( Keelan 2018 ) as well as in the sex steroid programming of behavioral sexual dimorphism ( McCarthy et al. 2017 ), maternal disease states (e.g. gestational diabetes ( Pantham et al. 2015
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hyperparathyroidism. Bone loss during a low calcium diet apparently exhibits a sexual dimorphism. Since the low calcium diet was initiated at 4 weeks of age and ended at 8 weeks of age, and since ovarian functions in female mice mature approximately at week 6 of age
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both sexes are required, particularly given the differences in the distribution of adipose tissue between sexes, as well as sexual dimorphism in enzyme activity ( Jamieson et al. 2000 ) and other regulatory factors such as binding globulins ( Toews
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) ( Zamaratskaia et al . 2009 ) led to modulation of hepatic activities of CYP1A subfamily enzymes. Likewise, androgen is also considered to be one of the factors which determine sexual dimorphism in the constitutive and/or xenobiotic-induced expression of Cyp1a2
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. Mondal S & Rai U 1999 Sexual dimorphism in phagocytic activity of wall lizard’s splenic macrophages and its control by sex steroids. General and Comparative Endocrinology 116 291 –298. Mondillo C
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and coworkers (2011) have each shown that former IUGR men but not women have increased baseline blood pressure that is exacerbated by psychological stress, and this sexual dimorphism has been a consistent theme in preclinical animal models ( Intapad
