The effect of hypophysectomy on the adrenal cortex of the immature mouse

Jones, Ian

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“…The X zone undergoes slow regression and degeneration during which it develops prominent vacuolation in females. There are strain differences in the rate of degeneration of the X zone (Brayton 2007, Chai & Dickie 1966, Dunn 1970, Faccini et al 1990, Frith 1983a, Frith & Ward 1988, Frith et al 2007, Jones 1950 (Fig. 4.69a & b).…”

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“…The cytoplasm of the affected cells becomes distended, brown and foamy and the cells resemble macrophages. The pigment in the cells is PAS-positive (Chai & Dickie 1966, Dunn 1970, Faccini et al 1990, Frith 1983c, Frith & Ward 1988, Frith et al 2007, Hummel et al 1966, Jones 1950, Nyska & Maronpot 1999, Rosol et al 2001, Yarrington 1996. The appearance of lipogenic pigmentation is linked to sex hormones (Bernichtein et al 2009) (Fig.…”

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“…Nebennieren 14 Tage nach der Operation fixiert. Nach Hypophyscktomie erfolgt eine Abnahme der Doppelbrechung in der Glomcrulosa und in der Fasciculata (Jones [1950] Bei unseren Versuchstieren ist trotz Denervierung die Hormon produktion normal. Dafür spricht die Tatsache, daß die Doppel brechung der äußeren Rindenschichten in beiden Seiten gleich ist.…”

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Untersuchungen Zur Nervalen Beeinflussung Der Nebennierenrinden-Funktion

Santamaría-Arnáiz¹

1963

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“…The problem of the function of X-zone. The X-zone of the adrenal cortex of the immature house mouse (Mus musculus) is maintained by gonadotropin rather than by ACTH or growth hormone (Jones, 1949b(Jones, , 1950(Jones, , 1952(Jones, , 1957 . Its function is unknown, and histochemically it does not present the appearance of being a secretory zone (McPhail, 1944;Howard, 1939;1946; McPhail and Read, 1942a, b) .…”

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Physiological Mammalogy

1963

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The first volume consists of two comprehensive articles dealing with the physiology of populations. Calhoun's "The Social Use of Space" presents many interesting new ideas on the behavior of animals in populations and the effects of grouping of individuals upon the physiology of the organism. Where many workers have thought of the experimental animal only as an individual apparently divorced from his environment and other members of the species, Calhoun points out the fallacy of this view in providing experimental data that demonstrate the effects of numbers of individuals on the behavior of each individual. Christian's article on population growth treats the problem largely from an ecological viewpoint in dealing with limiting factors of natural populations and population interrelationships. Volume II will consist of three contributions dealing with natural populations and their adaptations to stressful environments. Dr. Charles Kayser treats the mammalian phenomenon of hibernation as a mechanism for avoiding periods of unfavorable environment, and Dr. Robert Chew deals with water balance in desert rodents. Inasmuch as reproduction is considerably affected by the environment, it too can be considered a process modified by environmental stresses, and is discussed in the second volume. Subsequent volumes will include articles on such topics as temperature and metabolism, physiological genetics, photoperiod, and orientation by echolocation. The Editors will conclude the series with a summary article on the phylogeny of physiology. The Editors feel particularly fortunate in that they have received fine cooperation from outstanding authorities in the specific subject matter topics covered. It is the caliber of the individual author on which these volumes base their contribution to science; and while the Editors assume any responsibility for defects of organization or inadvertent errors, the credit for the success of the volumes, as a whole, rests on the indi^'idual contributors.

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The effect of hypophysectomy on the adrenal cortex of the immature mouse

Cited by 30 publications

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Untersuchungen Zur Nervalen Beeinflussung Der Nebennierenrinden-Funktion

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