Regulation of Seasonal Reproduction by Hypothalamic Activation of Thyroid Hormone
Abstract
Organisms living outside the tropics measure the changes in the length of the day to adapt to seasonal changes in the environment. Animals that breed during spring and summer are called long-day breeders, while those that breed during fall are called short-day breeders. Although the influence of thyroid hormone in the regulation of seasonal reproduction has been known for several decades, its precise mechanism remained unknown. Recent studies...
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Title
Regulation of Seasonal Reproduction by Hypothalamic Activation of Thyroid Hormone
Published Date
Jan 1, 2014
Journal
Volume
5
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