PUP-KILLING IN MICE - EFFECTS OF GONADECTOMY AND TESTOSTERONE ADMINISTRATION
PUP-KILLING IN MICE - EFFECTS OF GONADECTOMY AND TESTOSTERONE ADMINISTRATION
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DOI：
10.1016/0031-9384(75)90114-6
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发表时间：
1975-01-01
影响因子：
2.9
通讯作者：
VOMSAAL, FS
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作者：
GANDELMAN, R;VOMSAAL, FS
睾丸激素的管理完整的和性腺切除成年雌性小鼠诱导杀婴，而这种治疗未能诱导杀死完整的男性和男性性腺切除在成年期。当给予成年、切除生殖腺的雄性动物时，替吉奥处理可有效诱导杀死。此外，雄性动物的性腺切除术之前进行的经验与年轻的减少动物的数量，随后杀死。在动物杀死幼崽后进行性腺切除术并不能消除杀戮行为。最后，几乎所有的女性，表现出小狗杀死在响应睾酮的管理也显示种内侵略比杀死小狗。
The administration of testosterone to intact and to gonadectomized adult female mice induced pup-killing whereas such treatment failed to induce killing in intact males and in males gonadectomized in adulthood. Testosterone treatment was effective in inducing killing when given to adult, neonatally gonadectomized, males. Also, gonadectomy of males performed prior to experience with young reduced the number of animals that subsequently killed. Gonadectomy performed after animals had killed pups did not eliminate killing behavior. Finally, practically all females that exhibited pup-killing in response to the administration of testosterone also displayed intraspecific aggression than killed pups.