Oestradiol transmission from males to females in the context of the Bruce and Vandenbergh effects in mice (Mus musculus)

Blastocyst implantation is vulnerable to stress-induced rises in endogenous estrogens and also to excretions of estrogens by proximate males

(2011) Denys deCatanzaro   JOURNAL OF REPRODUCTIVE IMMUNOLOGY

Oestradiol treatment restores the capacity of castrated males to induce both the Vandenbergh and the Bruce effects in mice (Mus musculus)

(2011) Joelle B Thorpe et al.   REPRODUCTION

Excretion and binding of tritium-labelled oestradiol in mice (Mus musculus): implications for the Bruce effect

(2009) Adam C Guzzo et al.   REPRODUCTION

Preputialectomised and intact adult male mice exhibit an elevated urinary ratio of oestradiol to creatinine in the presence of developing females, whilst promoting uterine and ovarian growth of these females

(2009) Ayesha Khan et al.   REPRODUCTION FERTILITY AND DEVELOPMENT

Outstanding issues surrounding vomeronasal mechanisms of pregnancy block and individual recognition in mice

(2008) Peter A. Brennan   BEHAVIOURAL BRAIN RESEARCH

Enzyme Immunoassay of Testosterone, 17β-Estradiol, and Progesterone in Perspiration and Urine of Preadolescents and Young Adults: Exceptional Levels in Men's Axillary Perspiration

(2008) C. Muir et al.   HORMONE AND METABOLIC RESEARCH

Exposure to developing females induces polyuria, polydipsia, and altered urinary levels of creatinine, 17β-estradiol, and testosterone in adult male mice (Mus musculus)

(2008) Denys deCatanzaro et al.   HORMONES AND BEHAVIOR