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  • 21. Interactions of testosterone and short-photoperiod exposure on the neuroendocrine axis of the male Syrian hamster.
    Steger RW, Matt KS, Bartke A.
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  • 22. Olfactory bulbs influence testosterone feedback on gonadotropin secretion in male hamsters on long or short photoperiod.
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  • 23. Delayed puberty in the male Djungarian hamster: effect of short photoperiod or melatonin treatment on the GnRH neuronal system.
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  • 24. Interspecific variation in photo-induced GnRH plasticity among nomadic cardueline finches.
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  • 25. Three daily melatonin infusions alter gonadal development but not GnRH neuron number in the medial preoptic area or diagonal band of Broca in Siberian hamsters.
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  • 26. Effects of photoperiod on hypothalamic luteinizing hormone releasing hormone in the male hamster.
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  • 27. Female pheromones stimulate release of luteinizing hormone and testosterone without altering GnRH mRNA in adult male Syrian hamsters (Mesocricetus auratus).
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  • 31. Gonadal growth and gonadal hormones do not participate in the development of responsiveness to photoperiod in the golden hamster.
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  • 36. Pituitary gonadotropin releasing hormone (GnRH) receptor levels in intact and ovariectomized-adrenalectomized female golden hamsters on a short photoperiod.
    Pieper DR, Samyn MM, Subramanian MG.
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  • 38. Interactions of pinealectomy and short-photoperiod exposure on the neuroendocrine axis of the male Syrian hamster.
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  • 39. Increased expression of forebrain GnRH mRNA and changes in testosterone negative feedback following pubertal maturation.
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  • 40. Regulation of tonic gonadotropin release in prepubertal female hamsters.
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