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• W2012243385 abstract "The purpose of the present study was to determine the duration of PRL treatment required to suppress estrous cyclicity and preovulatory LH surges and to ascertain whether such treatment affects cyclicity by altering catecholamine activity and/or ovarian steroid secretion. Rats exhibiting 4-day estrous cycles were treated with ovine PRL (oPRL) or vehicle beginning on diestrous day 1 at 0900 h, diestrous day 2 at 2400 h, proestrus at 0600 h, or proestrus at 1200 h. Jugular veins of rats were cannulated to the level of the right atrium on diestrous day 2. Unrestrained rats were bled on proestrus. Preovulatory LH surges and ovulation were completely blocked, and vaginal cytology remained leukocytic on the expected day of proestrus and estrus when oPRL treatment was begun on diestrous day 1. Such treatment elevated progesterone levels beginning on diestrous day 2 and suppressed the preovulatory rise in estradiol observed on proestrous morning and afternoon in control rats. To determine the effect of oPRL on catecholamine activity, alpha-methylparatyrosine was administered to groups of oPRL- or vehicle-treated rats at 0900 or 1500 h on diestrous day 1, diestrous day 2, or proestrus. Animals were killed 0, 45, or 90 min later. Norepinephrine and dopamine concentrations were measured in the median eminence, suprachiasmatic nucleus, medial preoptic nucleus, striatum, ventral aspect of the stria terminalis, and posterior pituitary gland by radioenzymatic assay. Controls exhibited increased norepinephrine turnover rates in the median eminence, suprachiasmatic nucleus, and medial preoptic nucleus on proestrous afternoon concomitant with preovulatory LH surges. In contrast, oPRL-treated rats showed no such increase. In addition, median eminence dopamine turnover rates were elevated beginning on the afternoon of diestrous day 1 in oPRL-treated rats compared to control values. No other differences in norepinephrine and dopamine turnover rates were observed in oPRL-treated rats compared with controls in any other brain area on any day examined. Thus, the data indicate that elevated PRL concentrations have profound effects on reproductive cyclicity by disrupting ovarian steroid secretion and essential preovulatory neurochemical events in selected brain areas involved in the regulation of LHRH." @default.
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• W2012243385 title "Effects of Hyperprolactinemia on Estrous Cyclicity, Serum Luteinizing Hormone, Prolactin, Estradiol, and Progesterone Concentrations, and Catecholamine Activity in Microdissected Brain Areas*" @default.
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