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    Prolactin

    Physiology, Pharmacology and Clinical Findings

    Edward W. Flückiger, Emilio del Pozo, Klaus von Werder in Monographs on Endocrinology (1982)

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    Control of Proclactin Secretion

    In the develo** human prolactin was first detected by Aubert and colleagues in the pituitary and serum of fetuses about 80 days old. With increasing gestational age, pituitary prolactin content increased wit...

    Edward W. Flückiger, Emilio del Pozo, Klaus von Werder in Prolactin (1982)

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    Nontumoral Hyperprolactinemia

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    Edward W. Flückiger, Emilio del Pozo, Klaus von Werder in Prolactin (1982)

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    Prolactin: Synthesis, Fate and Actions

    Prolactin from the sheep had already been prepared in a highly purified form in the late 1930’s but it was only in 1970/1972 that human prolactin (hPRL) was isolated and differentiated from human growth hormon...

    Edward W. Flückiger, Emilio del Pozo, Klaus von Werder in Prolactin (1982)

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    Physiology and Pharmacology of Human Lactation

    Conditioning of breast tissue for milk production has as a background a complicated hormonal interplay synchronized with the progress of pregnancy and gradual takeover by the placenta. The biologic effect of t...

    Edward W. Flückiger, Emilio del Pozo, Klaus von Werder in Prolactin (1982)

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    Pituitary Prolactinomas

    Conventional staining of the anterior pituitary with hematoxylin-eosin reveals only three cell types which differ in color of their granules, i.e., the acidophilic, the basophilic and the chromophobe cell. How...

    Edward W. Flückiger, Emilio del Pozo, Klaus von Werder in Prolactin (1982)