1937
DOI: 10.1038/139112b0
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Experimental Induction of Ovulation with Progesterone

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“…Later, it was also found that the effect of gonadotropin could be augmented by progesterone (Zwarenstein, 1937;Burgers and Li, 1960;Wright, 1961). On the other hand, in 1935, Pincus and Enzman found in mammals that fully grown oocytes isolated from the ovarian follicle could mature spontaneously when cultured in vitro.…”
Section: Hormonal Regulation Of Oocyte Maturationmentioning
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“…Later, it was also found that the effect of gonadotropin could be augmented by progesterone (Zwarenstein, 1937;Burgers and Li, 1960;Wright, 1961). On the other hand, in 1935, Pincus and Enzman found in mammals that fully grown oocytes isolated from the ovarian follicle could mature spontaneously when cultured in vitro.…”
Section: Hormonal Regulation Of Oocyte Maturationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, in 1939, Heilbrunn et al, using the frog as mentioned before, demonstrated for the first time that ovulation and oocyte maturation could be induced by pituitary gonadotropin. Later, it was also found that the effect of gonadotropin could be augmented by progesterone (Zwarenstein, 1937;Burgers and Li, 1960;Wright, 1961). It was not until the late 1950s that gonadotropin was discovered in the invertebrates, when gonad-stimulating substance was extracted from radial nerves of the starfish and shown to induce ovulation and oocyte maturation (Chaet and McConnaughty, 1959;Kanatani, 1964).…”
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“…( 2 ) on Bufo arenarum, induction of ovulation in anurans by homoplastic pituitary injections or implantations has become a common laboratory procedure. Recent success with steroids in inducing ovulation in ~i t m in Xenopus Zaevis (4) and in Rniza pipiens( 5.6) has quite naturally led into a study of possible use of steroid hormones as substitutes for part or all of the large pituitary dosages required for ovulation in zjiuo in the fall. Nearly complete ovulation in March or April may be induced in the average frog 24 hours following injection of 1 or 2 frog anterior pituitary lobes, but 3 to 4 lobes are usually required in January and February.…”
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