The influence of sex hormones on the pineal gland of the chick: a histochemical and ultrastructural study.
AUTOR(ES)
Boya, J
RESUMO
The pineal gland of chicks treated with oestrogens and androgens has been studied histochemically and ultrastructurally from post-hatching until 90 days of age. The results obtained may demonstrate a precocious maturity of the gland caused by its response to the early high level of sex hormones circulating in the blood.
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