“…Namely, besides the daily-based pulsatile GH secretion in young individuals of both genders (3), maturing females express the luteinizing hormone (LH) increase coinciding decline in circulating GH/IGF1 levels (4, 5), while high circulating estradiol is followed with GH elevation (6,7,8). Generally, it is well founded that estradiol has stimulatory effect on the pituitary weight of female rats when applied in critical neonatal period of life (9,10,11,12) as well as that increases the number of chromophobes, prolactin (PRL), luteinizing hormone-(LH) and follicle stimulating hormone-(FSH) producing cells (9,13,14,15,16). On the other hand, immunohistomorphometric features of pituitary adrenocorticotropic (ACTH) cells of infant and peripubertal female rats appear decreased upon application of estradiol (11,12).…”