Regulation of GnRH Release by Neuroestrogens in Non-human Primates
<p id="p1">This chapter summarizes recent progress in reproductive neuroendocrinology in rhesus monkeys as a model for humans. First, to characterize properties of primate GnRH neurons, GnRH neurons are isolated from rhesus monkey embryos and cultured, and human GnRH neurons are generated from induc...
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2025
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