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    Johnston CA, Tesone M, Negro-Vilar A.
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  • 23. Progesterone receptor gene and protein expression in the anterior preoptic area and hypothalamus of defeminized rats.
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  • 35. Lesions in the preoptic area suppressed sexual receptivity in ovariectomized rats with estrogen implants in the ventromedial hypothalamus.
    Bast JD, Hunts C, Renner KJ, Morris RK, Quadagno DM.
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    Quesada A, Etgen AM.
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  • 39. Effect of preoptic region implants of dilute estradiol on the maternal behavior of ovariectomized, nulliparous rats.
    Fahrbach SE, Pfaff DW.
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