Current bibliographic index of mammalian reproduction. XLVI

CURRENT BIBLIOGRAPHIC INDEX OF MAMMALIAN REPRODUCTION. XLVI Julius S. Greenstein,

Ph.D.

Department of Biology State University of New York Fredonia, New York 14063.

BEHAVIOR COITAL BEHAVIOR IN DOGS. XI. EFFECTS OF ANDROGENIC STIMULATION DURING DEVELOPMENT ON MASCULINE MATING RESPONSES IN FEMALES. F.A. Beach, R.E. Kuehn, R.H. Sprague, and J.J. Anisko. Hofin. & Behav 3(2); 143, 1972. (Dept. Psychol., Univ. Calif., Berkeiey, California,) SHOCK-ELICITED COPULATION AND AGGRESSION IN MALE RATS. A.R. Caggiula. J. Comp. & Physiol. Psychol. 80(3)r 393, 1972. (Dept. Psychol., Univ. Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pa. 15.X3)_ HYPOTHALAMIC STIMULATION; A BIPHASIC INFLUENCE ON COPULATION OF THE MALE RAT. A.R. Cag iula and H. Szechtman. Behav. Biol. 7(4): 591, 1972. (As above $ SEASONAL SEXUAL BEHAVIOR8 INTRAUTERINE CONTRACEPTIVE DEVICES IN A CONFINED TROOP OF JAPANESE MACAQUES. G. Eaton. Hoi-m.& Behav, 3(2)1 133, 1972. (Ore, Primate Res. Ctr., Beaverton, Ore, 97005) PLASMA TESTOSTERONE LEVEIS IN THE MALE RHESUSt INFIUENCES OF SEXUAL AND SOCIAL STIMULI, R.M. Rose, T.P. Gordon, and I.S. Bernstein, Science 178(4061): 643, 1972. (Dept. Psychosomat. Med., Boston Univ. Sch. Med., Boston, Mass. 02118) BIOCHEMISTRY-METABOLISM RECEPTORS AND BINDING OF ANDROGENS IN THE PROSTATE. A. Aakvaag, K.J. Tveter, 0. Unhjem, and A. Attramadal. J. Steroid Biochem. 33 375, 1972. (Aker sykehus, Inst. Path. Anat., Oslo, Norway.) HUMAN CHORIONIC GONADOTROPHINI AMINO ACID SEQUENCE OF THE a AND B SUBUNITS. O.P. Bahl, R.B. Carlsen, R. Bellisario, and N. Swaminathan. Biochem. Biophys. Res. Comm. 48(2)t 416, 1972. (Dept. Biochem., Fat. Hlth. Scis., SUNY, Buffalo, N.Y. 14214) URINARY ESTROGENS AND ESTROGEN METABOLISM OF THE RHESUS MONKEY. M. Breckwoldt, G.L. Flickinger, T. Murawec, and J.C. Touchstone, Endocrinology 91(1)t 1, 1972. (Steroid Lab., Sch. Med., Univ. Philadelphia, Pa.) AI%IENTO Y PURIFICACIdN DE LA INMUNOGLOBULINA IgG EN ANTISUEROS FRENTE A HORMONAS GONADOTR6FICAS. M. Morell, J. Pena, F. Garrido, and C. Osorio. Rev. Espan. Fisiol. 28t 135, 1972. (Dept. Physiol. & Biochem., Fat. Med., Granada, Spain,) SPERMINE SYNTHESIS IN THE UTERUS OF THE OVARIECTOMIZED RAT IN RESPONSE TO OESTRADIOL-178. D.H. Russell and J.J. Potyraj. Biochem. 2, 128: 1109, 1972. (Nat, Can. Inst., NIH, Baltimore Can. Res, Ctr., Baltimore, Maryland. 21211) DEVELOPMENTAL PATTERN OF RAT TESTIS HEXOKINASE. A. Sosa, E. Altamirano, P. Hern&ndez, and A. Rosado. Life Scis. 11(2)1 499, 1972. (Nat. Inst. Mex. Seguro Social, Apdo Postal 73-032 Me/xico 73, DF)

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BIOCHEMISTRY-METABOLISM ALLENE VERSUS ACETYLENE IN PROGESTATIONAL STEROIDS. E.E. Galantay, R.V. Coombs, I. Bacso, R.L. Elton, and E. Harrington. Experientia 281 771, 1972. (Dept. Chem., Pharm. Div., Sandoz-Wander Inc., Hanover, N.J. 07936) ESTROGEN STIMULATION OF PROGESTERONE SYNTHESIS BY PORCINE GRANULOSA CELLS IN CULTURE. R.L. Goldenberg, W.E. Bridson, and P.O. Kohler. Biochem. Biophys. Comm. 48(l){ 101, 1972. (Reprod. Res. Br., NICHHD, N.I.l?.,Bethesda, Md. 20014) PURIFICATION AND PHYSICOCHEMICAL PROPERTIES OF THE PREGNANT MARE SERUM GONADOTROPIN (PMSG). D. Gospodarowicz. Endocrinology 91(1)1 101, 1972. (Salk Inst. Biol. Stud., P.O. Bom9, San Diego, California. 92112) SPECULATIONS ON STRUCTURAL RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN THE HYPOTHALAMIC RELEASING FACTORS OF PITUITARY HORMONES. G. Grant and W. Vale. Nature New Biol. 237(75)1 182, 1972. (Salk Inst. Biol. Stud., North Tormnes Rd., La Jolla, California. 92137) A DYNAMIC STUDY OF ANDROGEN BINDING TO MACROMOLECULES IN THE HUMAN PROSTATE. J.K. Grant and E.P. Giorgi, J. Steroid Biochem. 7: 471, 1972. (Univ. Dept. Steroid Biochem., Roy. Infirm., Glasgow, C.4, U.K.) THE BINDING OF TESTOSTERONE TO DIFFERENT SERUM PROTEINS! A COMPARATIVE STUDY, O.A. Lea and K.F. Stoa. J. Steroid Biochem. 31 409, 1972. (Horm. Lab., Univ. Bergen Sch. Med., B?rgen, Norway.) ESTROGEN-BINDING PROTEINS OF THE HUMAN UTERLTS.A.C. Notides, D. E. Hamilton, and J.H. Rudolph, Biochim. Biophys. Acta 2711 214, 1972. (Dept. Pharmacol. & Toxicol., Univ. Rochester Sch. Med. & Dent., Rochester, N.Y. 14642) FORMATION OF ESTROGEN NUCLEAR RECEPTOR IN UTERUS: EFFECT OF ANDROGENS, ESTRONE AND NAFOXIDINE. H. Rochefort, F. Lignon, and F. Capony. Biochem. Biophys. Res. Comm. 47(4)1 662, 1972. (Inst. 34Montpmer, France.) INSERM Fat Med sy%~~~is AND B;OLOG;CAL k!TIVITY OF 17-ESTERS OF 6-DEHYDRO-16METHYLENE-17a-HYDROXYPROGESTERONES. E.L. Shapiro, L. Weber, H. Harris, C. Miskowicz, R. Neri, and H.L. Herzog. J. Med. Chem. 15: 716, 1972. (Schering Corp., Bloomfield, New Jersey. 07003) ACTION oF CYCLIC j'r5'-AMP ON PHOSPHORYLATION OF URIDINE IN OVARIECTOMIZED RAT UTERUS. S.K. Sharma, S.K. Jain, and G.P. Talwar, Biochem. Biophys Acta 2691 537, 1972. (Dept. Biochem., All India Inst. Med. Sciaw Delhi-16, India.) M&J!ABOL SME DES 0ESTROGtiNESCHEZ LA BREBIS GRAVIDE. I. LES OESTROG2NES URINAIRES. M. Terqui. Ann. Biol. anim. Bioch. Biophys. 12(l), 47, 1972. (Sta. Ctr. Physiol. anim., INRAe 78-Jouy-enJosas, France.) QUELQUES POINTS DE STRUCTURE DF L'HORMCNE LUTEINISANTE BOVINE COMPARAISON AVEC L'HORMONE LUTEINISANTE OVINE. C. Tertrin-Clary, p. De La Llosa, M. Hurault, C. Courte, and 1~. ,Jutisz.Biochim. Biophys. ~cta 2671 115, 1972. (CNRS 486, Lab. Physiol. Cell., Coil, Francz Paris 5e, France.) STUDY ON UTERINE RIBONUCLEIC ACID WITX ESTROGENIC ACTIVITY. P.J. Tuohimaa, S.,J.Segal, and S.S. Koide. J. Steroid Biochem. 3t 503, 1972. (Pop. Council, York Ave. & 64th St., New Y0rk;N.Y. 10021) METABOLISME DE LA TESTOSTERONE PAR LES CANAUX DE WOLFF DE L'EMBRYON DE RAT, J.-P. Weniger and A. Zeis. Acta endocr. 701 351, 1.972. _-(Lab, 2001. Rc Exptl. Embr,yol.,67-Strausbourg, France.)

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MALE REPRODUCTION THE ANTIGENIC NATURE OF MALE ACCESSORY GLANDS OF REPRODUCTION. G.W. Barnes. Biol. Reprod. 6: 784, 1972. (Urol. Dept., Univ. Washington, Sch. Med., Seattle, Washington. 98195) IMPLANTATION OF A SILICONE PROSTHESIS FOR CORRECTION OF BOVINE PENILE DEVIATION, C.L. Boyd and D.V. Hanselka. J. Am. Vet. Med. -’Assoc 161(3)r 275, 1972. (Dept. Med. & Surg., Coil. Vet. Med,, Texas A&M Univ., College Station, Texas. 77843) THE EFFECT OF EXOGENOUS TESTOSTERONE UPON SERUM FSH AND LH CONCENTRATIONS IN NORMAL MALES, P.T. Cape11 and C.A. Paulsen. Contraception 6(2)~ 135, 1972. (Dept. Med., Univ. Washington, Seattle, Washington.) PSEUDOHYPOGONADISM: DEFECTIVE MASCULINIZATION IN A SUBJECT WITH NORMAL FSH, ICSH, AND TESTOSTERONE SECRETION. E. de1 Pozo. m. Metab. Res. 41 388, 1972. (USA Gen. Hosp., Med. Serv., Frankfurt/Main, Germany.) EFFECT OF AGE UPON SPERMATOGENIC AND STEROIDOGENIC ELEMENTS OF RABBIT TESTES. L.L. Ewing, B.H. Johnson, C. Desjardins, and R.F. Clegg. Proc. Sot. Exptl, Biol. & Med. 1401 907, 1972. (Dept. Physiol. Scis., Okla. St. Univ., Stillwater, Oklahoma. 74074) BLOCKADE OF MASCULINE DIFFERENTIATION IN MALE RAT FETUSES BY MATERNAL INJECTION OF ANTIBODIES TO TESTOSTERONE-3-BOVINE SERUM ALBUMIN. A.S. Goldman, M.K. Baker, J.C. Chen, and R.G. Wieland. Endocrinoloa 90(3)1 716, 1972. (Div. Exptl. Path., Children's HOSD. Pa., Philadelphia, Pa.) DURATION AND NATURE OF ALTERED PITUITARY FUNCTION IN THE MALE RAT AFTER A SINGLE LARGE DOSE OF ESTROGEN. H.M. Lloyd, J.D. Meares, and F.J. Thomas, Horm. Metab. Res. 41 392, 1972. (Dept. Med., Univ. Queensland, Roy. Brisbane Hosp., Australia.) CHARACTERISTICS OF HEXOSE UPTAKE BY THE PROSTATE GLAND. M.G. Mawhinney, .J.A.Thomas, C.G. Smith, and D.F. Milam. Invest. Ural. 9(6): 459, 1972. (Dept. Ural., W. Va. Univ. Med. Ctr., Morgantown, West Virginia.) MICROBODIES (PEROXISOMES) IN THE INTERSTITIAL CELLS OF RODENT TESTES. J. Reddy and D. Svoboda. Lab. Invest. 26(6) I 657, 1972. (Dept. Path. Rc Oncol., Univ. Kan. Med. Ctr., Kansas City, Kan.) SHORT-TERM EFFECTS OF CASTRATION AND STARVATION UPON PITUITARY AND SERUM LEVELS OF LUTEINIZING HORMONE AND FOLLICLE STIMULATING HORMONE IN MALE RATS. A.W. Root and R.D. Russ. Acta endocr. 701 665, 1972. (Div. Pediat., Albert Einstein Med. Ctr., Philadelphis Pa,) CONTROL OF LH AND FSH SECRETION IN THE MALE1 EVIDENCE THAT AROMATIZATION OF ANDROGENS TO ESTRADIOL IS NOT REQUIRED FOR INHIBITION OF GONADOTROPIN SECRETION. R.S. Swerdloff, P.C. Walsh, and W.D. Odell. Steroids 20(1)1 13, 1972. (De-ot.Med., Harbor Gen. HOSP., Torrance, California.) CASTRATION OF A STALLION WITH BILATERAL ABDOMINAL CRYPTORCHIDISM BY FLANK LAPAROTOMY. P.N. Swift. Austral. Vet. J. 48: 472, 1972. (Queensland Agric. Coil., Lawes, Queensland 4345, Australia.) ETUDE COMPAREE DES EFFETS DE LA CYPROTERONE ET DE L'ACETATE DE CYPROTERONE SUR &A LH HYPOPHYSAIRE, LA LH PLASMATIQUE ET'L'APPAREII GENITAL DU RAT MALE PREPUB?!!RE. M.-C. Viguier-Martinez and J. Pelletier. C.R. Acad. SC. Paris 2741 2696, 1972. (INRA, Sta. Physiol. Reprod., 37-Nouzilly, France.)

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MALE REPRODUCTION ANOMALIES DE LA MEIOSE CHEZ LE RAT M&E INTOXIQUE/PAR L'ETHIONINE, F. Andre and A. Aschkenasy. C.R. SOC. Biol. 165(9-lo)1 1872, 1971. (CNRS, Cent. Marcel DelBpine, Lab, Hematol. nutr,, 45Orldans-La Source, France.) DAS ABKLINCEN DER SPERMIOGRAMMVERRNDERUNGEN NACH BEENDIGUNG DER APPLIKATION VON GUANETHIDINSULFAT. D. Beetz. Andrologie b(3): 239, 1972. (Hautklin. Med. Akad., DDR- 50 Erfurt, Klement-GottwaldStr. 34, Germany.) THE CONCENTRATION OF ZINC IN BOAR SEMINAL PLASMA AND VESICULAR SECRETION IN RELATION TO THOSE OF NITROGENOUS SUBSTANCES, CITRATE, GALACTOSE AND FRUCTOSE, J.C. Boursnell, S. Baronos, P.A. Briggs, and E.J. Butler, J. Reprod. Fert. 291 215, 1972. (ARC Unit Reprod. Physiol. & Biochem., Cambridge, England.) 3H-TESTOSTERONE METABOLISM IN NORMAL MENI EFFECT OF ORAL MEDROXYPROGESTERONE ACETATE ON URINE METABOLITES. R.S. Calandra, A.F. Clark, and C.E. Bird. Acta Endocrin. Panam. 21 135, 1971. (Inst. Biol, & Med. Exptl., Obligado 2490, Buenos Aires, Argentina. MISE EN EVIDENCE DE CORRELATIONS TESTICULO-EPIDIDYMAIRES D'APR$ S LES VARIATIONS DE LA GLYCE~~YLPHOSPHORYLCHOLINE (GPC). II. ETUDE APRES CRYPTORCHIDIE UNILATERALE ET REMISE EN POSITION SCROTALE. J.L. Dacheux, P. Laporte, and A. Peyre. C.R. Sot. Biol. 165: 1958, 1971. (Lab. Comp. Physiol., Fat. Sci., 86-Poitiers, France. SEXUAL CAUSES OF MALE INFERTILITY. L. Dubin and R.D. Amelar. Fertil, & Steril, 23(8)1 579, 1972. (Dept. Ural., NYU Sch. Med., New York, N.Y.) PRODUCTION AND SECRETION OF 5a-DIHYDROTESTOSTERONE BY THE DOG TESTIS, Y. Folman, G.C. Haltmeyer, and K.B. Eik-Nes. Am, J. Physiol, 222(3)1 653, 1972, (Div. Physiol., Univ. So. Calif., Los Angeles, California. 90033) INFLUENCE OF CYPROTERONE ACETATE ON SEXUAL DIFFERENTIATION OF MALE GUINEA PIGS. K.-J. Gr&f and F. Neumann. 2. Anat. Entwickl,-Cesch. 1371 200, 1972, (Res. Labs,, Schering AG Berlin, Germany.) ZUR MORPHOLOGIE UND FUNKTION DER APPENDIX TESTIS. U. Ivens. Androlo ie 4(3): 245, 1972. (Anat. Inst. Univ., 2 Hamburg 20, d REPEATED PATERNITY SUBSEQUENT TO DISTINCT COURSES OF hcg AND TESTOSTERONE IN A HYPO-ANDROGENIC MALE WITH PRESERVED SPERMATOGENESIS, A "FERTILE EUNUCH". B. Kjessler. Androlo&.e 4(3): 219, 1972. (Dept. Ob. Gyn., Univ. Hosp., Uppsala, Sweden.) CLINICAL SPECTRUM OF MALE PSEUDOHERMAPHRODITISM. A. Lev-Ran. Israel J. Med. S&, 8(4)1 511, 1972. (Lab. Endocr. & Cytol., Cent. Labs. Sick Fund. Tel Aviv. Israel.) ZINC AND MAGNESIUM IN HUMAN MALE REPRODUCTIVE TRACT. Chr. Lindholmer and H. Glauman. Andrologie 4(3)1 231, 1972. (Dept. Physiol,, Karolinska Inst., Stockholm, Sweden.) EVIDENCE FOR REFRACTORINESS OF THE PITUITARY-GONADAL AXIS TO THE PINEAL GLAND IN GOLDEN HAMSTERS AND ITS POSSIBLE IMPLICATIONS IN ANNUAL REPRODUCTIVE RHYTHMS. R.J. Reiter. Anat. Rec. 173(3): 365, 1972. (Dept. Anat., Univ. Texas Med. Sch., San Antonio, Texas,) EXAKTE MESSUNG DER HODENGROBE. C. Schirren Germannprologie 4(3)1 261, 1972. (Dept. Androl., 2 Hamburg 20, Looking for your own recent publication? Send copy directly to Dr, Greenstein, SW, Fredonia, N.Y. 14063.

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FEMALE REPRODUCTION ROLE OF LUTEINIZING HORMONE IN REGULATION OF THE RAT ESTROUS CYCLE, D.T. Armstrong and T.G. Kennedy. .4m. Zoo&. 128 245, 1972. (Dept. Phvsiol.. Univ. Western Ontario, London 72. Canada.) WEIGHT CHANGE AND-FERTILITY IN ONE HERD OF DAIRY CATTLE. H. Boyd. Vet. Rec., August 19: 193, 1972. (Univ. Glasgow, Vet. Sch., Glase;ow,Scotland.) REPRODUCTIVE RESPONSE OF BEEF COWS TO EXOGENOUS PROCESTCGEN, ESTROGEN AND GONADOTRCPINS AT VARIOUS STAGES POSTPART'LM.J.G. Brown, D.W. Peterson, and W.D. Foote. J. Anim Sci 35( 2) : 362, 1972. (Montana Flour Mills Co., BillinKM-xj DISTRIBUTION OFA9-TETRAHYDROCANNABINOL IN THE MOUSE. R.I. Freudenthal, J. Martin, and M.E. Wall. Br J. Pharmacol. 44(2): 244, 1972. (Chem. & Life Sci. Lab., ries.<%?pmG?r. P.O. Box 12194, Research Triangle Park, N.C. 277097 IMMUNOLOGIC IDENTIFICATION OF HUMAN SEMINAL PLASMA PRGTEASE INHIBITOR IN CERVICAL MUCUS. C. Hirschhauser, S. Baudner, and E. Daume. Fertil & Steril 23(9)r 630, 1972. (Dermatol. Clin., Univ. D~~-'??%r&y.) THE DURATION OF OESTRUS IN OVARIECTOMIZED FINNISH LANDHACE AND SCOTTISH BLACKFACE EWES FOLLOWING PROGESTERONE AND OESTROGEN TREATMENT. R.B. Land, R. Thompson, and D.T. Baird. J. Reprod. ed,)30: 39, 1972. (Anim. Breed. Res. Ore., Edinburgh, Scot. BLOOD GLUCOSE AND FEMALE FERTILITY. T.J. McClure. Vet. Rec., AUP. 19: 197, 1972. (Dept. Vet. Med., Univ. Sydney, Australia.) PREEJACULATORY STIMULATION DOES NOT INDUCE LUTEAL ACTIVITY IN THE MOUSE MUS MUSCULUS. T.E. McGill. Horm. 8 Behav. y(2): 81, 1972. (Dept. Psychol., Williams Coil., Williamstown, Mass.) VAGINAL BIOPSY AS A METHOD FOR DIAGNOSING PREGNANCY IN THE EWE. D. Mitchell. Vet. Rec. 91: 161, 1972. (Anim. Pathol. Div., Can. P.O. Box 1400, Hull, Quebec, Canada.) Dept. A&c., SUCCINIC-DEHYDROGENASE AND CYTOCHROME-OXIDASE ACTIVITY IN THE HYPOTHALAMUS DURING THE SEXUAL CYCLE IN RATS. J.A. Moeuilevskv. B. Szwarcfarb, and 0. Schiaffini. Neuroendocrinolo& 8: 37b';' 1971. (Inst. ?hysiol., Fat. Med., Univ. Buenos Aires, Argentina.) REGRESSION OF CORPUS LUTEIJM IN MARES TREATED WITH AN ANTISERUM AGAINST AN EQUINE PITUITARY FRACTION. H.M. Pineda, O.J. Ginther, and W.H. McShan. Am. J. Vet. Res. 33(9)1 1767, 1972. (Dept. Vet. Sci., Univ. Wisconsin, Madison, Wise. 57706) SEXUAL MATURATION IN THE FEMALE. NORMAL DEVELOPMENT AND PRECOCICUS PUBERTY. E.O. Reiter and H.E. Kulin. Pediat. Clin. N.A. 19(3): 581, 1972. (Reprod. Res. Br., NICHHD, N.I.H., Bethesda, Maryland.) THE NATURE OF MENSTRUAL DISORDERS IN NORTH FINNISH WOMEN. P. Ryhanen and P.A. Jarvinen. Ann. Chirur . A. & Tynaec. Fenn. 601 56, 1972. (Dept. Ob. Gyn,, Univ. Oulu, Flnland. PROGESTERONE LEVELS IN THE BONNET MONKEY (MACACA RADIATA) DURING THE MENSTRUAL CYCLE AND PREGNANCY. G.H. Stabenfeldt and A.G. Hendrickx. Endocrinology 91(2)r 614, 1972. (Natl. Ctr. Primate Biol., Univ. Calif., Davis, California. 95616) HYSTEROSALPINGOGRAPHY IN THE DIAGNOSIS OF INFERTILITY (STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF 3437 CASES). G. Pontifex, D. Trichopoulos, and S. Karpathios. Fertil. & Steril. 23(11): 829, 1972. (Dept. Radial., UAMS, Aretaon Hosp., Athens 611, Greece.)

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FEMALE REPRODUCTION EFFECT OF SYNTHETIC GONADOTROPHIN-RELEASING HORMONE IN SECONDARY AMENORRHOEA. E.O. Akande, J. Bonnar, P.J. Carr, C.S. Corker, A. Dutton, P.C.B. MacKinnon, and D. Robinson. The Lancet, July 151 112, 1972. (Deut. Ob. Gyn., Univ. Oxford, England.) EFFECTS OF PROSTAGLANDIN F20 ON PSEUDOPREGNANCY AND FREGNANCY IN MICE. 4. Bartke, A.P. Merrill, and C.F. Baker. Fertil. RcSteril. 27(R)r 543, 1972, (Worcester Fdn. Exptl. Biol., Shrewsbury, Mass. 015'15) MATHEMATICAL STUDIES OF THE HUMAN MENSTRUAL CYCLE. I. FORMULATION OF A MATHEMATICAL MODEL. R.J. Bogumil, M. Ferin, J. Rootenberg, L. Soeroff, and R.L. Vande Wiele. J. Clin. Endocr. 35(l): 126, 1972. (Int. Inst. Stud. Hum. Reprod.,Coll. Phys. Sura., ColLlmhiaUniv., New York, N.Y. 10032) MATHEMATICAL STUDIES OF THE HUMAN MENSTRUAL CYCLE. II. SIMULATION PERFORMANCE OF A MODEL OF THE HUMAN MENSTRUAL CYCLE. R.J. Bogumil, M. Ferin, and R.L. Vande Wiele. -b_ J. Clin Endocr. 35(1)$ 144, 1972. (As above) LACTATIONAL ANOESTRUS IN THE SOW. D.J.A. Cole, P.H. Brooks, and R.M. Kay, Vet, Rec. 901 681, 1972. (Univ. Nottin ham Sch. Agric. Sutton Bonington, Loughborough, Leics., England. P CRITICAL STUDY OF THE RETARDED PROGESTATIONAL PHASE. G.R. Di Paola, J.M. Mendez Rihas, and L.A. Arrighi. Int. J. F_erx. 161 189, 1971. (Steril. Clin., 1st Chair Gynec., Univ. Buenos Aires, Argentina.) A NO'JEON THE EFFECT OF RAM TO EWE RATIO ON REPRODUCTIVE PERFORMANCE OF SYNCHRONIZED EWES. D.B. Laster and H.A. Glimp. Anim. Prod, 15: 99, 1972. (USDA, Clay Ctr., Nebraska. 68933) PROSTAGLANDIN F2c: ITS EFFECT ON THE CORPUS LUTEUM OF THE MENSTRUAL CYCLE. W.J. LeMaire and A.G. Shapiro, Prostaglandins l(4), 259, 1972. (Dept. Ob. Gyn., Univ. Miami Sch. Med.rGi, Fla.) ETUDE COMPARATIVE DES VARIATIONS DE LA PROGEST~?RONEPLASMATIQUE OVARIENNE AU COURS DE CYCLES DE RESPECTIVEMENT 4 ET 5 JOURS. CHEZ LA RATTE. S. Roser and R.B. Bloch. C.R. Sot. Biol. l&5(9-lOj# 1995, 1971. (Inst. Histol., R.C.P. 221 CNRS, 67-Strasbourg, France.) OBSERVATIONS ON THE RETENTION OF INTRAVAGINAL SPONGE-PESSARIES BY CATTLE. P.F. Scanlon, J. Sreenan, and I. Gordon. Vet. Rec. 901 437, 1972. (Div. Forest & Wildlife Sties., Va. Polytech. Inst., Blacksburg. .,. Va. 24061) SYNCHRONISATION OF OESTRUS IN HEIFERS BY INTRAVAGINAL APPLICATION OF PROGESTERONE. P.F. Scanlon, J. Sreenan, and I. Gordon. &. Rec.901 440, 1972. (As above) INVESTIGATION AND CLASSIFICATION OF OLIGOMENORRHEA AND AMENORRHEA. R.A. Smith. Med. C1in.a. 56(4)1 931, 1972. (Mayo Clin., Rochester, Minnesota. 55901) MENSTRUAL CYCLE CHANGES AND INTELLECTUAL PERFORMANCE. B. Sommer. Psychosomat, Med. 34(3)1 263, 1972. (Dept. Psychol., Univ. Cal,, Davis, California. 95616) INFLUENCE OF ETHNODIOL DIACETATE (SC 11800) ON THE ESTROUS CYCLE AND PITUITARY GONADOTROPIN. M. Suzuki, M. Hiroi, and K. Takahashi, Tohoku J. ex Med. 1061 357, 1972. (Dept. Ob. Gyn., Tohoku Japan.) Univ. Sch. anendai,

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ANATOMY EARLY RESPONSES OF TESTICULAR INTERSTITIAL CELTS TO STIMULATION BY INTERSTITIAL-CELL-STIMULATING HORMONE. A. Aoki and E.M. Massa. Am, J. Anat. 134(2)1 239, 1972. (EM Sect., Fat. Cfen. Quim., Univ. Nat. C&doba, Argentina.) HISTOCHEMISCHE UNTERSUCHUNGEN AN DER MENSCHLICHEN PROSTATA. G. Aumtiller.Acta histochem. 421 29, 1972. (Anat. Inst., Univ. Heidelberg3ermany.r EFFECTS OF ESTROGEN ON THE TRANSITION ZONE OF THE MOUSE UTERINE CERVIX. C.F. Bradley and C.E. Graham. Anat. Rec. 173(2)~ 275, 1972. (Zool. Dept., Univ. Ga., Athens, Georgia. 30601) ETUDE HISTOCHEMIQUE DU PLACENTA HUMAIN. LOCALISATION DE L'HOMME (iONADOTROPECHORIONIQUE PAR LA TECHNIQUE IMMUNOHISTOENZYMOLOGIQUE A LA PEROXYDASE. L.K. de Ikonicoff, C. Hubert, and L. Cedard. u. Acad. SC. Paris 2741 3431, 1972. (Inst. Nat. SantQ & Rech. Med., mBd. de Port-Royal, Paris 14e, France.) THE CERVIX UTERI IN MACACA MULATTA, MACACA ARCTOIDES, AND MACACA FASCICULARIS - A COMPARATIVE ANATOMIC STUDY WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO MACACA ARCTOIDES AS A UNIQUE MODEL FOR ENDOMETRIAL,STUDY. L.M. Demers, G.J. Macdonald, A.T. Hertig, N.W. King, and J.J. Mackey. Fertil, & Steril. 23(8)1 529, 1972. (Lab. Hum. Reprod. & Reprod. Biol.;- Harvard Med. Sch., Boston, Mass. 02115) THE FINE STRUCTURE OF THE GONADS IN THE COMPLETE FORM OF TESTICULAR FEMINIZATION SYNDROME. A. Ferenczy and R.M. Richart. Am. J. Obstet. Gynecol. 113(3)1 399, 1972. (630 W. 168th St., New York, m SCANNTKG ELECTRON MICROSCOPY OF THE HUMAN ENDOMETRTAL SURFACE EPITHEI,IUM.A. Ferenczy, R.M. Richart, F.J. Agate, Jr., M.L. Purkerson, and E.W. Dempsey, Fertil. & Steril. 23(8)1 515, 1972. (Internat, Inst. Study Hum. Reprod., Columbia Univ. Coil. Phys. & Surg., New York, N.Y. 10032) PLACENTAL DEVELOPMENT IN THE MONGOLIAN GERBIL (MEFUONES UNGUICULATUS). I. EARLY DEVELOPMENT TO THE TIME OF CHORIO-ALLANTOIC CONTACT, T.V. Fischer and A.D. Floyd. Am J Anat 134(3)r 309, 1972. (Dept. Anat., Univ. Mich., Ann%%-higan. 48104) PLACENTAL DEVELOPMENT IN THE MONGOLIAN GERBIL (MERIONES UNGUICULATUS). II. FROM THE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE LABYRINTH TO TERM. T.V. Fischer and A.D. Floyd. Am, J. Anat. 134(3): 321, 1972. (As above) THE FINE STRUCTURE OF THE INTERSTITIAL TISSUE OF THE RAT PROSTATE. C.J. Flickinger. Am, J. Anat. 134(l)r 107, 1972. (Dept. Anat., Sch. Med., Univ. Va., Charlottesville, Va. 22901) THE APPEARANCE AND DISTRIBUTION OF VAGINAL ANTIGEN DURING THE DIFFERENTIATION OF THE CERVICOVAGINAL EPITHEIIUM IN NORMAL AND ESTRADIOL-TREATED MICE. J.-G. Forsberg and S. Kvinnsland. J Ex Zool. 180(3)1 403, 1972. (Inst. Anat., Univ. Bergen, Nor&* LOCALISATION PROBABLE EN MICROSCOPIE ELECTRONIQUE DE LA 38 HYDROXYSTEROIDE DESHYDROGENASE, DE LA GLUCOSE-6-PHOSPHATE DgSHYDROGENASE ET DE LA NADH DTAPHORASE DANS LE CORPS JAUNE OVARIEN DE LA FEMME. P. Laffargue, A, Chamlian, and L. Adechy-Benkoel. J. Microscopic 131 235, 1972. (Fat. Med., Lab. Anat. Pathol., 13-Marseille-se. France.) THE EFFECT OF PROSTAGLMDIN F ON THE CORPUS LUTEUM OF THE PREGNANT RAT. AN ULTRASTRUCTU@L STUDY. H. Okamura, S.-L. Yang, K.H. Wright, and E.E. Wallach. Fertil. & Steril. 23(7)1 475, 1972. (Dept. Ob. Gyn., Univ. Pa. Sch. Med., Philadelphia, Pa,)

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