2009
DOI: 10.1016/j.autneu.2008.10.021
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Prepubertal estrogen exposure modifies neurotrophin receptor expression in celiac neurons and alters ovarian innervation

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“…It is difficult to explain why the numbers of noradrenergic perikarya decreased in the CaMGs of the gilts receiving E2, while the numbers of non-noradrenergic ones were not markedly changed. In spite of the fact that coexpression of ERs and particular substances has yet to be found in the neurons of the sympathetic ganglion, it seems possible that the differential effect of E2 on neurons depending on their chemical coding observed by us in the present study could have resulted from a varied density and cellular location of ERα and/or ERβ in the examined populations of neurons [12,13,16].…”
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“…It is difficult to explain why the numbers of noradrenergic perikarya decreased in the CaMGs of the gilts receiving E2, while the numbers of non-noradrenergic ones were not markedly changed. In spite of the fact that coexpression of ERs and particular substances has yet to be found in the neurons of the sympathetic ganglion, it seems possible that the differential effect of E2 on neurons depending on their chemical coding observed by us in the present study could have resulted from a varied density and cellular location of ERα and/or ERβ in the examined populations of neurons [12,13,16].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 47%
“…It is known that nerve fibers present in the CaMG originate also from the area of these ganglia, as was shown in gilts [3] and other female species as reviewed by Mawe [51]. Moreover, ERs, as mentioned above, are present in the population of peripheral autonomic and sensory ganglia in female rats [12,16,17,32].…”
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confidence: 83%
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