Recent progress in hormone research : the proceedings of the Laurentian Hormone Conference. Volume V /
Recent Progress in Hormone Research: The Proceedings of the Laurentian Hormone Conference, Volume 5 presents the proceedings of the sixth annual meeting of the Laurentian Hormone Conference held on September 1949 at Franconia, New Hampshire. The book presents articles on humoral mediators in nervous...
Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Formato: | Electrónico Congresos, conferencias eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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New York :
Academic Press, Inc., Publishers,
1950.
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
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- Front Cover; Recent Progress in Hormone Research; Copyright Page; PREFACE; Table of Contents; PART I: HUMORAL MEDIATORS IN NERVOUS TRANSMISSION; Chapter 1. Sympathetic Hormonal Transmission; I. INTRODUCTION; II. SIMILARITY BETWEEN EFFECTS OF ""SUSPECT"" SUBSTANCE AND THOSE OF SYMPATHETIC STIMULATION; III. PRESENCE OF ""SUSPECT"" SUBSTANCE IN THE BODY BY BIOLOGICAL OR CHEMICAL IDENTIFICATION; IV. PRESENCE OF ""SUSPECT"" SUBSTANCE IN THE VENOUS BLOOD OR PERFUSATE DURING LOCAL SYMPATHETIC STIMULATION
- v. PRESENCE OF ""SUSPECT"" SUBSTANCE IN THE FLUID BATHING AN ISOLATED SYMPATHETIC NERVE DURING STIMULATIONVI. PRESENCE OF THE SUSPECT ""AMINE"" IN THE EXTRACTS OF TISSUES-SYMPATHETIC NERVES OR OTHER TISSUES; VII. CONCLUSIONS; REFERENCES; DISCUSSION; Chapter 2. The Acetylcholine System in Neural Function; I. HISTORY; II. A DETOUR INTO NEUROPHYSIOLOGY; III. MORE HISTORY; IV. ACh AND THE CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM; V. ACh AND PERIPHERAL NERVE; VI. CONCLUSION; REFERENCES; DISCUSSION; PART II: OVARIAN PHYSIOLOGY AND FUNCTION; Chapter 3. The Vasculature of the Ovary and Ovarian Function
- I. NECESSARY CONDITIONS OF BLOOD FLOW IN THE OVARYII. ADAPTATION OF OVARIAN VASCULATURE TO CHANGE IN SIZE F THE OVARY; III. ARTERIAL VASCULATURE IN THE HUMAN OVARY; IV. EQUALIZATION OF BLOOD FLOW IN THE OVARY; V. REGULATION OF BLOOD PRESSURE IN THE OVARY; VI. THE VASCULATURE OF THE OVARY AND AGE; VII. OVARIAN PATHOLOGY AND THE OVARIAN VASCULATURE; VIII. CONCLUSION; REFERENCES; DISCUSSION; Chapter 4. Androgenic Activity of the Ovary; I. ANDROGENIC ACTIVITY IN NORMAL FEMALES; II. SPONTANEOUS ABNORMALITY OF THE OVARY; III. EXPERIMENTAL MODIFICATION OF THE OVARY
- IV. ANDROGENIC ACTIVITY OF GRAFTED OVARIESV. SOURCE AND NATURE OF THE OVARIAN ANDROGEN; REFERENCES; DISCUSSION; Chapter 5. Some Aspects of the Physiology of Estrogenic Hormones; I. THE PHYSIOLOGY OF THE ESTROGENIC HORMONES; II. THE BIOLOGIC EFFECTS OF THE ESTROGENS; REFERENCES; DISCUSSION; Chapter 6. Maintenance of the Corpus Luteum and Physiologic Actions of Progesterone; I. SECRETORY AND DECIDUAL CHANGES INDUCED IN THE ENDOMETRIUM OF OOPHORECTOMIZED WOMEN; II. MAINTENANCE OF CORPUS LUTEUM FUNCTION; III. METABOLIC EXCRETION PRODUCTS OF PROGESTERONE
- IV. THE URINARY PREGNANEDIOL TEST AS A DIAGNOSTIC AND PROGNOSTIC PROCEDUREV. SUMMARY; REFERENCES; DISCUSSION; PART III: PITUITARY PHYSIOLOGY AND FUNCTIONS; Chapter 7. Steroid Control of Pituitary Function; I. INTRODUCTION; II. ESTRADIOL BENZOATE; III. TESTOSTERONE PROPIONATE; IV. PROGESTERONE; V. HISTOCHEMICAL EXAMINATION OF THE EFFECT OF VARIOUS DOSAGES OF ESTRADIOL AND TESTOSTERONE ON THE OVARIES AND ADRENALS; VI. ADRENALS AND THYMUS CORRELATIONS; VII. FURTHER EXPERIMENTS BEARING ON PITUITARY FUNCTION; ACKNOWLEDGMENT; REFERENCES; DISCUSSION