Titlebook: Hormones and Behaviour in Higher Vertebrates; J. Balthazart (Scientific Editor),E. Pr?ve (Associ Conference proceedings 1983 Springer-Verl

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Sites of Action of Ovarian Hormones in the Regulation of Oestrous Responsiveness in Ratsvous system. The mechanism of action of these hormones is largely unknown although great strides have been made toward an understanding of how steroid hormones act on brain tissue. As a first step in illuminating the particular events underlying the hormonal mediation of behaviour, it is necessary t

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Diurnal Variations in the Sensitivity of the Brain to Oestrogens: Behavioural and Biochemical Studies cycle and seasonal variations in reproductive activity. More recently the contribution of circadian rhythms to the’organization of longer rhythms has been explored. We became interested in this general topic after reading the report of Hansen and S?dersten of a diurnal rhythm in the levels of lord

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Catechol Oestrogens: Their Contraceptive Effects and Possible Involvement in Some Reproductive Proce-hydroxylation of the A-ring of the parent oestrogen (Fig. 1) is the more prevalent pathway in oestrogen metabolism (Ball et al. 1972, Williams et al. 1974, Ball and Knuppen 1980). The findings of synthesis of CE in neuroendocrine tissues were followed by a flurry of speculative excitement by many i

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Cholinergic Regulation of Feminine Sexual Behaviour in Laboratory Ratsinduce sexual responses through action at specific brain sites (Barfield and Chen 1977, Davis et al. 1979, Rubin and Barfield 1980). Cellular studies of steroid hormone action indicate that the hormone is translocated to the nucleus of the cell where it associates with the genome to allow “translati

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Potency and Fertility: Hormonal and Mechanical Causes and Effects of Penile Actions in Ratsal distinction between libido, the disposition toward sexual stimulation, and potency, the capacity for genital consummation of copulation. I use these clinical terms in the spirit suggested by Julian Davidson who, following his excellent discussion of dualistic concepts of sexuality in humans and o

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ACTH and Grooming Behaviour in the Ratmists have isolated certain peptides from brain tissue, the studies on peptides and behaviour in fact were the first to demonstrate their important regulatory role in brain function. For instance, long before it was recognized that ACTH-like peptides could be found and synthesized in brain tissue, D

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Genetic Determinants of Sexual Differentiationto show mating behaviours. The presence of functional testes during this perinatal period is correlated with the enhancement of masculine behaviours (masculinization) and the suppression of feminine behaviours (defeminization) while the absence of testes is correlated with the converse (Grady et al.