Gonadotrophic cells of the rat hypophysis and their relation to hormone production
- 1 January 1957
- journal article
- Published by Springer Nature in Cell and tissue research
- Vol. 46 (4), 400-411
- https://doi.org/10.1007/bf00345053
Abstract
No abstract availableKeywords
This publication has 9 references indexed in Scilit:
- Two tinctorial types of gonadotrophic cells in the rat hypophysisCell and tissue research, 1957
- CHANGES IN THE GONADOTROPHS OF THE RAT PITUITARY AFTER GONADECTOMYEndocrinology, 1955
- THE SITE OF FOLLICLE STIMULATING AND LUTEINISING HORMONE PRODUCTION IN THE RAT PITUITARYEndocrinology, 1954
- 3 TYPES OF CHROMOPHIL CELLS OF THE ADENOHYPOPHYSIS - DEMONSTRATED BY A MODIFICATION OF THE PERIODIC ACID-SCHIFF TECHNIQUE1954
- TWO TYPES OF BASOPHILS IN THE RAT PITUITARY: “THYROTROPHS” AND “GONADOTROPHS” VS. BETA AND DELTA CELLSEndocrinology, 1952
- THE SITE OF THYROTROPHIN AND GONADOTROPHIN PRODUCTION IN THE RAT PITUITARY STUDIED BY McMANUS-HOTCHKISS STAINING FOR GLYCOPROTEINEndocrinology, 1951
- A MICROCHEMICAL REACTION RESULTING IN THE STAINING OF POLYSACCHARIDE STRUCTURES IN FIXED TISSUE PREPARATIONS1948
- Histological Demonstration of Mucin after Periodic AcidNature, 1946
- Qualitative changes in the gonadotropic complex of the rat pituitary following removal of the testesJournal of Anatomy, 1940