Science · 1968 · 241 citations · 7 references
FertilityGynecologyReproductive BiologyEmbryologyReproductive EndocrinologyReproductive TissuesPublic HealthReproductive HormoneQuail Receiving OAnimal PhysiologyEstrogenic ActivityInfertilityEndocrine MechanismHormonal ReceptorEndocrinologyOvarian HormoneDevelopmental BiologyPhysiologyUterine ReceptivityMammalian UterusMetabolismMedicineWater ContentAvian OviductPoultry Science
When rats and birds were treated with o, p-DDT, their reproductive tissues exhibited the same response as when they were treated with estrogen. Weight, water content, glycogen, and RNA increased in uteri and oviducts of rats, chickens, and quail receiving o, p-DDT; p, p-DDT produced little if any response. The o, p-DDT did not accumulate in the reproductive or adipose tissues to a greater extent than p, p-DDT.
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The estimation of glycogen with the anthrone reagent.
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DDT Residues and Declining Reproduction in the Bermuda Petrel
Charles F. Wurster, David B. Wingate · Science · 1968 · 85 citations