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Prenatal ACTH and corticosterone: Effects on reproduction in male mice

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Published1984
Citations19
References22

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Plasma Testosterone and Progesterone Titers of Pregnant Rats, Their Male and Female Fetuses, and Neonatal Offspring*

1980 • 836 citations

Differential Effects of Maternal Stress on Circulating Levels of Corticosterone, Progesterone, and Testosterone in Male and Female Rat Fetuses and Their Mothers*

1984 • 443 citations

Maternal Stress Alters Plasma Testosterone in Fetal Males

1980 • 372 citations

Sexual Behavior in Three Inbred Strains of Mice

1962 • 214 citations

Prenatal Stress Reduces Fertility and Fecundity in Female Offspring

1979 • 196 citations

Sexual Differentiation of the Brain

1981 • 145 citations

Steroid hormone target sites in the brain: The differential distribution of estrogen, progestin, androgen and glucocorticosteroid

1976 • 142 citations

Effects of malnutrition, maternal stress, or ACTH injections during pregnancy on sexual behavior of male offspring

1981 • 131 citations

Implantation of dihydrotestosterone propionate into the lateral septum or medial amygdala facilitates copulation in castrated male rats given estradiol systemically

1982 • 111 citations

Effects of prenatal stress on reproduction in male and female mice

1984 • 80 citations

Effects of prepartal stress on postpartal nursing behavior, litter development and adult sexual behavior

1976 • 72 citations

Inhibition of the Reproductive System in Immature Rats by Intracerebral Implantation of Cortisol

1971 • 68 citations

Circadian Corticosteroid Periodicity: Critical Period for Abolition by Neonatal Injection of Corticosteroid

1972 • 60 citations

Specific uptake of a behaviorally potent [3H]ACTH4–9 analog in the septal area after intraventricular injection in rats

1977 • 46 citations

Effect of Chronic ACTH Treatment on Maturation of Intact Female Mice

1964 • 42 citations

Reactiveness of Fetal Pituitary to Stressful Stimuli. Does the Maternal ACTH Cross the Placenta?

1961 • 35 citations

Prenatal stress reduces maternal aggression by mice offspring

1979 • 28 citations

Actions of ACTH in Intact and Corticoid-Maintained Adrenalectomized Female Mice with Emphasis on the Reproductive Tract1

1964 • 28 citations

Group housing of pregnant mice reduces copulatory receptivity of female progeny☆☆☆

1977 • 26 citations

Decreased aggressive behavior in the offspring of ACTH-treated mice

1977 • 21 citations

Effects of postnatal corticosterone treatment on reproductive development in the rat

1977 • 18 citations

Effects and Mode of Action of Adrenocorticotrophic Hormone Upon the Reproductive Tract of the Female Mouse

1965 • 12 citations

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