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male sex differentiation
The establishment of the sex of a male organism by physical differentiation. [GOC:bf]
National Institutes of Health
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2010
2010
ANÁLISE MOLECULAR DO GENE DO RECEPTOR DE ANDRÓGENOS EM HOMENS COM SUSPEITA DE INFERTILIDADE
Caroline Oliveira Melo
2010
Corpus ID: 55848409
Androgeno e um termo generico geralmente utilizado para descrever um grupo de hormonios esteroides sexuais. Os androgenos sao…
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2010
2010
Are there specific genetic defects affecting the male reproductive tract? What are the underlying mechanisms? Turner’s and Klinefelter’s syndromes, genetic loci, GnRH/LH/FSH, steroid biosynthesis and…
T. Brown
2010
Corpus ID: 53984315
Normal development and function of the male reproductive tract begins in the zygote where the X and Y chromosomes establish the…
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2008
2008
THE SYNDROME OF RUDIMENTARY TESTES
W. William
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Cleveland
,
W.
,
Jones
,
L. Wilkins
2008
Corpus ID: 54514247
Three groups of patients, all of whom had chromatin-negative buccal smears are reported. The chromosomes were XY in the 5 cases…
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2003
2003
2 Androgen Action
T. Brown
2003
Corpus ID: 67765695
Androgen action in human male subjects is predominantly the result of the biological activities of testosterone and 5…
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1976
1976
Inhibition of normal male sex differentiation in male offspring of rabbits actively immunized against testosterone (T) before pregnancy. (Abstract only)
F. Bidlingmaier
,
D. Knorr
,
F. Neumann
1976
Corpus ID: 85861857
Mature female rabbits immunized with T-3-BSA developed highly specific antisera against T. Animals with the highest antibody…
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