1963
DOI: 10.1159/000279099
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The Combined Effect of Prolactin and Androsterone on the Growth of Rat Seminal Vesicle in vitro

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“…In addition, prolactin synergizes with testosterone to increase the weight of the ventral (4)(5)(6) and dorsolateral prostate (7,8 ) of the rat. The seminal vesicles have also been found to increase in weight in response to prolactin acting either synergistically with testosterone ( 5 , 9, lo), or independently ( 11,12). As a result of the synergism of prolactin and testosterone there is an increase in the fructose and citric acid content of the dorsolateral prostate (7,8 ) , seminal vesicles, and coagulating gland (9).…”
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“…In addition, prolactin synergizes with testosterone to increase the weight of the ventral (4)(5)(6) and dorsolateral prostate (7,8 ) of the rat. The seminal vesicles have also been found to increase in weight in response to prolactin acting either synergistically with testosterone ( 5 , 9, lo), or independently ( 11,12). As a result of the synergism of prolactin and testosterone there is an increase in the fructose and citric acid content of the dorsolateral prostate (7,8 ) , seminal vesicles, and coagulating gland (9).…”
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“…Earlier studies have indicated that prolactin stimulates prostatic growth (Okamoto et al, 1967;Negro-Vilar et al, 1973) and increases the weight of the seminal vesicles (Chase et al, 1957;Antliff et al, 1960;Bengmark & Hesselsjo, 1963, 1964Dorfman, 1972;Negro-Vilar et al, 1973). These effects, however, were manifest only when prolactin was used with androgens.…”
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“…Several investigators have claimed that prolactin alone or synergistically with androgens has a role in the growth of the male accessory sex organs (Segaloff et al, 1956;Chase et al, 1957;Antliff et al, 1960;Bengmark & Hesselsjo, 1963, 1964Okamoto et al, 1967;Dorfman, 1972;Negro-Vilar et al, 1973). In these studies, large amounts of prolactin were used, and the possible presence of small amounts of contaminating LH could not be ruled out.…”
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