Mongioí et al., 1983 - Google Patents
Down-regulation of prolactin secretion in men during continuous thyrotropin-releasing hormone infusion: evidence for induction of pituitary desensitization by …Mongioí et al., 1983
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- 11680509917573239799
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- Mongioí A
- Aliffi A
- Vicari E
- Coniglione F
- Scapagnin U
- D'agata R
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- The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism
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TRH was administered as a 5-h constant rate iv infusion (5 μg/min) to seven healthy adult men. Serum samples were collected at regular intervals for measurement of PRL, TSH, and T3. Serum levels of PRL during TRH infusion increased sharply to maximum level by 40 min …
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