The Effects of sex steroids on the sex accessories in the male Dutch rabbit

Bern, Howard A.

doi:10.1002/aja.1000840204

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“…This is in conformity with the observations of Bern [1949] and Brandes el al. [1962] who, too, have recorded intense phosphatase activity in prostates of varied mammals.…”

Section: Discussionsupporting

confidence: 94%

Morphological and cytochemical studies on the shrew prostate gland

Kanwar¹,

Sheikher²

1977

Cells Tissues Organs

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“…This is in conformity with the observations of Bern [1949] and Brandes el al. [1962] who, too, have recorded intense phosphatase activity in prostates of varied mammals.…”

Section: Discussionsupporting

confidence: 94%

Morphological and cytochemical studies on the shrew prostate gland

Kanwar¹,

Sheikher²

1977

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“…The smallest pigs in this group tended to elicit an aggressive response from the oestrous gilt, or show aggression towards the gilt. (Bern, 1949 ;Beyer, de la Torre, Larsson & Perez-Palacios, 1975;Foote, Draddy, Breite & Oltenacu, 1977) and horse (Thompson, Pickett, Squires & Nett, 1980). The enlargement of the muscle surrounding the urethra, together with the excess fibrous stromal tissue in the accessory sex glands, would appear to be an expression of an anabolic effect of oestrone rather than an 'androgenic' effect.…”

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Development of some male characteristics supported by oestrone but not dehydroepiandrosterone in the boar

Booth¹

1983

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“…The secretory portions of the prostate were tubuloalveolar in rabbits [4], dogs [5], boars [6], elephants [7], bulls [8], equines [9], men [10], camels [11], and buffalo bulls [12]. In rams, the prostate was compound tubular [13], while in red deer and goats [14][15][16], it was of branched tubular type.…”

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Histomorphological Studies on the Prostate Gland of Donkey Equus Asinus during Different Seasons

Abou-Elhamd

Salem

Selim

2013

Journal of Histology

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The objective of this study is to describe the histological and histochemical structures of the prostate gland during different seasons of the year. The experiment was carried out on the prostate gland of 24 sexually mature apparently healthy male donkeys (5 to 7 years) distributed over the four seasons of the year. The prostate gland was enveloped externally by a thick fibromuscular capsule. Fibromuscular septa arose from the deep aspect of the capsule dividing the prostate into variable numbers of lobules of different sizes and shapes. Each prostatic lobe was made up of compound tubuloalveolar glands and duct system. The secretory end pieces were lined with principal secretory cells with occasional few basal ones. The principal cells varied from columnar to cuboidal in shape, depending upon the studied season. The principal cells showed PAS-positive reactivity. Seasonal variations were observed in the height of the principal cell lining the secretory end pieces, in the interstitial tissue/glandular tissue ratio, and in the PAS reactivity in the principal cells. In conclusion, the prostate gland of donkey appeared more active during spring. This reactivity decreased during other seasons of the year. Minimal reactivity was recorded during winter.

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The Effects of sex steroids on the sex accessories in the male Dutch rabbit

Cited by 18 publications

References 65 publications

Morphological and cytochemical studies on the shrew prostate gland

Morphological and cytochemical studies on the shrew prostate gland

Development of some male characteristics supported by oestrone but not dehydroepiandrosterone in the boar

Histomorphological Studies on the Prostate Gland of Donkey Equus Asinus during Different Seasons

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