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Survival of Skin Homografts in Uteri of Pregnant and Progesterone-Estrogen Treated Rats
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Summaryskin HomograftsHormonal ContraceptiveLocal Inflammatory ReactionFertilityReproductive HealthGynecologyFemale Reproductive FunctionReproductive BiologySkin HomograftsInflammationPublic HealthInfertilityHormonal ReceptorMaternal HealthCastrate RatsEndocrinologyPharmacologyOvarian HormoneDevelopmental BiologyPhysiologyProgesterone-estrogen Treated RatsMedicineReproductive Hormone
SummarySkin homografts placed in uteri of nonpregnant intact or castrate rats evoke a local inflammatory reaction followed by rejection with 9 days. Similar results are obtained with rats treated with either progesterone or estrone alone, Homografts in pregnant or in nonpregnant rats treated with both progesterone and estrone, however, survive for the 12-day duration of the experiment.