Gonadotropins and inhibins along the development of a luteinized rat ovarian tumor
Luteinized intrasplenic ovarian tumors develop in response to high circulating gonadotropins. The relationship between tumor development, gonadotropins and inhibins was studied. Tumor-bearing animals were sacrificed weekly along the first 6 weeks of development. Inhibins were measured by enzyme-link...
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todo:paper_03037207_v203_n1-2_p137_Hockl2023-10-03T15:19:47Z Gonadotropins and inhibins along the development of a luteinized rat ovarian tumor Hockl, P. Sorianello, E. Chamson-Reig, A. Ballerini, G. Campo, S. Groome, N. Lux-Lantos, V. Libertun, C. Gonadotropins Histology IGF-1 Inhibins Luteinized ovarian rat tumor follitropin gonadotropin inhibin inhibin A inhibin B luteinizing hormone messenger RNA protein subunit somatomedin C animal model animal tissue article controlled study correlation analysis enzyme linked immunosorbent assay female histopathology hormonal regulation hormone determination luteinization nonhuman Northern blotting ovary tumor priority journal protein blood level protein secretion rat regulatory mechanism Luteinized intrasplenic ovarian tumors develop in response to high circulating gonadotropins. The relationship between tumor development, gonadotropins and inhibins was studied. Tumor-bearing animals were sacrificed weekly along the first 6 weeks of development. Inhibins were measured by enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA), serum gonadotropins, GH and IGF-1 by RIA. Inhibin subunit mRNAs were determined by Northern blot. Tumor histology was examined. Ovarian grafts grew significantly along development. LH increased ten-fold on week 1; a further significant increment was observed on week 3. FSH peaked on weeks 1 and 2 and fell significantly thereafter. Serum inhibins markedly increased on weeks 3-5. Tumor inhibin A content and mRNA levels for α and βA subunits also increased on week 3. Inverse correlations between inhibins and FSH and direct correlations between inhibins and LH were observed. Tumor inhibin A and IGF-1 contents correlated significantly. Increasing levels of luteinization were observed along tumor development. These luteinized tumors develop mainly in response to LH, since growth continues under FSH inhibition. The active inhibin secretion and the positive correlation between inhibins and LH suggests that LH may be the main driving force behind this production, while growth factors produced by the gonads may also participate in their regulation. © 2003 Elsevier Science Ireland Ltd. All rights reserved. JOUR info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_03037207_v203_n1-2_p137_Hockl |
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Gonadotropins Histology IGF-1 Inhibins Luteinized ovarian rat tumor follitropin gonadotropin inhibin inhibin A inhibin B luteinizing hormone messenger RNA protein subunit somatomedin C animal model animal tissue article controlled study correlation analysis enzyme linked immunosorbent assay female histopathology hormonal regulation hormone determination luteinization nonhuman Northern blotting ovary tumor priority journal protein blood level protein secretion rat regulatory mechanism |
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Gonadotropins Histology IGF-1 Inhibins Luteinized ovarian rat tumor follitropin gonadotropin inhibin inhibin A inhibin B luteinizing hormone messenger RNA protein subunit somatomedin C animal model animal tissue article controlled study correlation analysis enzyme linked immunosorbent assay female histopathology hormonal regulation hormone determination luteinization nonhuman Northern blotting ovary tumor priority journal protein blood level protein secretion rat regulatory mechanism Hockl, P. Sorianello, E. Chamson-Reig, A. Ballerini, G. Campo, S. Groome, N. Lux-Lantos, V. Libertun, C. Gonadotropins and inhibins along the development of a luteinized rat ovarian tumor |
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Gonadotropins Histology IGF-1 Inhibins Luteinized ovarian rat tumor follitropin gonadotropin inhibin inhibin A inhibin B luteinizing hormone messenger RNA protein subunit somatomedin C animal model animal tissue article controlled study correlation analysis enzyme linked immunosorbent assay female histopathology hormonal regulation hormone determination luteinization nonhuman Northern blotting ovary tumor priority journal protein blood level protein secretion rat regulatory mechanism |
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Luteinized intrasplenic ovarian tumors develop in response to high circulating gonadotropins. The relationship between tumor development, gonadotropins and inhibins was studied. Tumor-bearing animals were sacrificed weekly along the first 6 weeks of development. Inhibins were measured by enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA), serum gonadotropins, GH and IGF-1 by RIA. Inhibin subunit mRNAs were determined by Northern blot. Tumor histology was examined. Ovarian grafts grew significantly along development. LH increased ten-fold on week 1; a further significant increment was observed on week 3. FSH peaked on weeks 1 and 2 and fell significantly thereafter. Serum inhibins markedly increased on weeks 3-5. Tumor inhibin A content and mRNA levels for α and βA subunits also increased on week 3. Inverse correlations between inhibins and FSH and direct correlations between inhibins and LH were observed. Tumor inhibin A and IGF-1 contents correlated significantly. Increasing levels of luteinization were observed along tumor development. These luteinized tumors develop mainly in response to LH, since growth continues under FSH inhibition. The active inhibin secretion and the positive correlation between inhibins and LH suggests that LH may be the main driving force behind this production, while growth factors produced by the gonads may also participate in their regulation. © 2003 Elsevier Science Ireland Ltd. All rights reserved. |
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Hockl, P. Sorianello, E. Chamson-Reig, A. Ballerini, G. Campo, S. Groome, N. Lux-Lantos, V. Libertun, C. |
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Hockl, P. Sorianello, E. Chamson-Reig, A. Ballerini, G. Campo, S. Groome, N. Lux-Lantos, V. Libertun, C. |
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Gonadotropins and inhibins along the development of a luteinized rat ovarian tumor |
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Gonadotropins and inhibins along the development of a luteinized rat ovarian tumor |
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Gonadotropins and inhibins along the development of a luteinized rat ovarian tumor |
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Gonadotropins and inhibins along the development of a luteinized rat ovarian tumor |
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