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    taurus cattle, with the age at first calving typically being 40 months or more (Nogueira, 2003). However, it is possible to manage the age of puberty in Bos indicus heifers with proper nutritional management, genetic selection, biostimulation, and progesterone based treatments. Late onset of puberty in Bos indicus cattle is believed to be partly environmental…

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    used as a long-term birth control method. Many of the negative side effects are life threatening and very harmful. The injection depo provera is a form of birth control that is injected either in the buttocks, or the arm. The Depo shot is made of progesterone, which is similar to hormones found in the body that tells your body you are pregnant. It is ninety-nine percent effective, and yet it isn't worth the risk. Some of the side effects can be life threatening and, in very rare cases, even…

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    very simple language, is a number of cells that form in the ovary during the early pregnancy. The Corpus Luteum is in charge of the production of progesterone but in very technical or scientific way, the corpus luteum is an endocrine structure, and don't forget it only forms during pregnancy so it's a temporary endocrine structure that produces progesterone in relatively high levels, estradiol and inhibin A in moderate levels and estrogen in small levels. As…

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    Introduction The human body of a female is surprisingly strong and endures many obstacles, such as constant menstrual cycles and giving birth. From adolescent to adulthood, the reproductive system seems to dramatically change due to the amount of hormone that is release but that can all change when there is an incorrect number of hormones that are released from the pituitary gland. An example is a hereditary disorder that can cause a female to have a difficult time getting pregnant. Polycystic…

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    Menopause Research Paper

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    Hormone therapy is a type of medical treatment that can help ease the natural process of menopause. Hormone therapy uses female hormones that include estrogen and progesterone that treat symptoms of menopause during and after; it has been proven to be very effective. In young healthy woman ovaries produce the hormones estrogen and progesterone that control menstruation and ovulation. The cause of menopause is when the ovaries stop producing eggs and making the majority of their estrogen. There…

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    production site - anterior pituitary gland B. target organs - female ovaries and male testes C. general effects - females (triggers ovulation and supports the development of the corpus luteum. The corpus lutem will be responsible for releasing progesterone.) Males (stimulates interstitial cells. Considered important in testosterone…

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    pregnant woman, is responsible for the formation of the intrauterine gestational sac.4 Progesterone, which is formed at an elevated level throughout pregnancy by the placenta, suppresses ovulation during pregnancy as well as stimulates the growth of milk-forming glands in the breast.5 In Mrs. Mills’ case, her levels of progesterone exceeded those of a non-pregnant woman. Therefore, the elevated levels of progesterone suggested that the patient was in fact pregnant. Estradiol, another common…

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    Parietal Lobe Case Study

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    secondary sex features (e.g. breast, pubic hair) and progesterone is highly active during ovulation to help thicken the uterus lining in preparation for pregnancy. Thymopoietin is the hormone released by the thymus to stimulate the growth of T-lymphocyte cells and the melatonin hormone is produced by the pineal gland to help control the circadian sleep-wake…

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    associated with hormonal replacement therapy. In the article, “Current breast cancer risks of hormone replacement therapy in postmenopausal women” discusses different studies and data of the relative breast cancer risks of estrogen and combined estrogen/progesterone replacement in postmenopausal women. There are many factors that play into the outcome of HRT. Studies have shown that there is a greater risk with combined estrogen/progestin therapy than that of unopposed estrogen therapy.…

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    Sminthopsis Macroura

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    Thermoregulation and reproduction are energetically costly events that many mammals face. To combat these obstacles, animals have developed the use of seasonally induced torpor and reproductive periods. Both of these events are usually initiated through a predictable environmental factor, primarily photoperiod. These two systems are usually mutually exclusive, but in Sminthopsis macroura, an Australian marsupial that reproduces in the winter, they can overlap since females with torpor being used…

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