EFFECTS OF HORMONES ON ERYTHROPOIESIS IN THE HYPOPHYSECTOMIZED RAT
EFFECTS OF HORMONES ON ERYTHROPOIESIS IN THE HYPOPHYSECTOMIZED RAT
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激素对垂体切除大鼠红细胞生成的影响
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发表时间:
1942
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H. A. Charipper
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E. Vollmer;A. S. Gordon;H. A. Charipper
THE ANEMIA which occurs in rats after hypophysectomy has been studied by several groups of investigators (1-8). At first this anemia was attributed directly to the lack of some pituitary fraction or hormone (i, 3, 4). More re-cently, however, it has been interpreted as a reflection of metabolic changes resulting from a deficiency of several hypophyseal principles (5, 6, 8). Thus Meyer and his col-leagues (6) have shown that growth, thyrotropic, andrenotropic hormones, and thy-roxine evoked hemopoietic activity in hypophysectomizjed rats; and we (8) have re-ported that pregnant mare serum administered to hypophysectomijjed male animals and testosterone propionate to hypophysectomized rats of either sex can restore the normal red cell counts. Such results, while interesting, have complicated rather than clarified the prob-lem. As a step in the elucidation of the problem, it appeared necessary to extend our knowledge of the anemia of hypophysectomized animals.