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Journal of Endocrinology (1978) 76, 187-191    DOI: 10.1677/joe.0.0760187
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PRECOCIOUS 'FEMINIZATION' OF RAT LIVER ENZYMES IN THE PRESENCE OF ECTOPIC PITUITARY TISSUE

JAN-ÅKE GUSTAFSSON and PAUL SKETT

The presence of ectopic pituitary tissue (derived from an adult rat) in prepubertal male and female rats caused the immature, masculine-type hepatic steroid metabolism to develop into female-type metabolism. It is concluded that the hypothalamus–pituitary system controls the ontogenesis of sex-dependent steroid metabolism in rat liver.







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