Corticotropin-releasing factor, but not arginine vasopressin, stimulates concentration-dependent increases in ACTH secretion from a single corticotrope. Implications for intracellular signals in stimulus-secretion coupling.

Canny, Benedict J.; Jia, Li-Guo; Leong, Denis A.

doi:10.1016/s0021-9258(18)42446-5

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Role of Pulsatility in Hormonal Action

Murray‐McIntosh

1998

Comprehensive Physiology

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The sections in this article are: Rhythmicity, Cyclicity, and Organization of Function Context of Pulsatile Events Mathematical Models With the Properties of Biological Rhythms Modeling of Endocrine Systems to Show Rhythmic Behavior Pulses as Signals Experimental Studies in Endocrine Pulsatility Hypothalamic Studies Pulses of Pituitary Hormones in Peripheral Blood Pulsatility in Stimulation of End Organ Responses Cellular Studies Analysis of Time Series of Hormone Concentrations What Is a Pulse? Considerations in Analyzing Biological Pulses Methods of Analyzing Pulses Conclusion

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