[PDF] Top 20 The Effect of Sex Hormones on the Performance of a Learned Response

... The running times for the animals in each group were pooled, and the mean running-time and the variance of the groups were compared with control group I, which received an injection of o[r] ... See full document

... mone measurements were not statistically different in comparison to soy, factors such as sample size and dura- tion of supplementation may have influenced outcome. Other factors such as equol responders and non-respond- ... See full document

... the effect on total estradiol—that is, resistance ex- ercise, high-intensity exercise, exercise performed for 3– 5 hours per week—are also associated with weight ...the effect of exercise modality ... See full document

... oestrogen effect on the male skeleton was established, although not as extensively as in ...a sex-related difference in osteo- cyte lacunar density in human vertebral cancellous bone ...a response to ... See full document

... physiological response in female ...reproductive performance (Flowers & Alhusen, 1992) and the presence of a boar during AI has a positive effect on litter size (Am-In et ... See full document

... Neither the injection of progesterone in the subject nor olive oil in the control had any effect upon the functioning of the conditioned response, which remained positive; however, the s[r] ... See full document

... protective effect of DHEA in pulmonary hypertension may be related to artery dilatation response to nitric oxide (Oka, et ...male sex hormones in non- athletic male ... See full document

... Worse performance on visuospatial task in OC ...clear sex differences using the face task employed here: female adolescents have a stronger FFA response to ambiguous faces than male adolescents ... See full document

... increasing effect on cell prolifer- ation (Figure ...in response to sex steroids, the proportion of each population was calcu- lated as ratio to the total number of cells counted in each condition ... See full document

... exogenous hormones, LBNP was associated with a small but significant increase in TPR, an effect which was not observed in the users of ...neurovascular response to an acute orthostatic challenge in ... See full document

... this effect was only seen in females. However, the effect of SPS on this measure in females also depended on housing conditions, with SPS decreas- ing the latency to socially interact when they were ... See full document

... an effect that required functional expression of ERalpha but not ERbeta in bone marrow derived cells ...INFgamma response and a trend for increased TNFalpha response are found in spleen T cells ... See full document

... tective effect following injury through modulating inflammation by enhancing intrarenal inflammatory cytokine production such as IL-10, as well as suppress- ing renal T cell ... See full document

... lating sex hormone levels are abnormal [97, ...in sex differences observed in liver dysfunction and are thought to be generally beneficial at normal levels in premeno- pausal women in terms of preventing ... See full document

... agonistic effect in in-vivo and in-vitro studies, respectively ...the effect of this plant on male reproductive functions are has very limited ...the effect of S. nigrum fruit extract of on the ... See full document

... Conclusions: The better survival in premenopausal females could probably be explained by higher levels of oestradiol and progesterone. Also, our data suggests that higher rates of benign cystic mesothelioma in females ... See full document

... Sex hormones play an important role in respiratory health, and hormone fluctuations may be responsible for exacerbations of asthma in women. Hormone fluctuations occur cyclically in reproductive-age women. ... See full document

... occurrence. Sex hormones appear to modu- late hypothalamic activity and could be effective as a treatment for therapy refractory CH ...good response in a subgroup of cluster patients ...stimulating ... See full document

... third trimester and lower ERα and higher ERβ protein expression in their placentas. A recent study reported that altered serum concentrations of steroid hormones, including E2, may be associated with preeclampsia ... See full document

... Competition studies indicated that although at the relatively higher levels of SHBG found in the normal female the physiological concentrations of E,, T and DHT need [r] ... See full document