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Brain Research|February 13, 1984
Estradiol and progesterone influence a serotonin mediated behavioral syndrome (myoclonus) in female guinea pigs: comparison with steroid effects on reproductive behaviorL H O'Connor, H H Feder
Hormones and Behavior|February 1, 1978
Inhibitory effects of various progestins and deoxycorticosterone on the rapid onset of maternal behavior induced by ovariectomy-hysterectomy during late pregnancy in ratsR S Bridges, H H Feder
Brain Research|June 29, 1979
Cytoplasmic progestin-receptors in guinea pig brain: characteristics and relationship to the induction of sexual behaviorJ D Blaustein, H H Feder
Brain Research|March 1, 1984
Development of steroid-receptor systems in guinea pig brain. I. Cytoplasmic estrogen receptorsH I Ryer, H H Feder
Brain Research|September 24, 1990
Progestin receptors in the ventromedial nucleus of the hypothalamus and arcuate nucleus-median eminence are decreased by idazoxanP A Vincent, H H Feder
Hormones and Behavior|March 1, 1985
Nonluteal source of lordosis-promoting progesterone secretion in guinea pigsH H Feder, R W Goy
Brain Research|July 26, 1988
Sex differences in nuclear androgen receptors in guinea pig brain and the effects of an alpha 2 noradrenergic blocker on androgen receptorsH B Ahdieh, H H Feder
Hormones and Behavior|September 1, 1983
Effects of neonatal estrogen treatment of female guinea pigs on mounting behavior in adulthoodH H Feder, R W Goy
Brain Research|March 1, 1984
Development of steroid-receptor systems in guinea pig brain. III. Nuclear progestin receptorsH I Ryer, H H Feder
Hormones and Behavior|June 1, 1983
Effects of serotonin agonists on lordosis, myoclonus, and cytoplasmic progestin receptors in guinea pigsL H O'Connor, H H Feder
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Brain Research|February 13, 1984
Estradiol and progesterone influence a serotonin mediated behavioral syndrome (myoclonus) in female guinea pigs: comparison with steroid effects on reproductive behaviorL H O'Connor, H H Feder
Hormones and Behavior|February 1, 1978
Inhibitory effects of various progestins and deoxycorticosterone on the rapid onset of maternal behavior induced by ovariectomy-hysterectomy during late pregnancy in ratsR S Bridges, H H Feder
Brain Research|June 29, 1979
Cytoplasmic progestin-receptors in guinea pig brain: characteristics and relationship to the induction of sexual behaviorJ D Blaustein, H H Feder
Brain Research|March 1, 1984
Development of steroid-receptor systems in guinea pig brain. I. Cytoplasmic estrogen receptorsH I Ryer, H H Feder
Brain Research|September 24, 1990
Progestin receptors in the ventromedial nucleus of the hypothalamus and arcuate nucleus-median eminence are decreased by idazoxanP A Vincent, H H Feder
Hormones and Behavior|March 1, 1985
Nonluteal source of lordosis-promoting progesterone secretion in guinea pigsH H Feder, R W Goy
Brain Research|July 26, 1988
Sex differences in nuclear androgen receptors in guinea pig brain and the effects of an alpha 2 noradrenergic blocker on androgen receptorsH B Ahdieh, H H Feder
Hormones and Behavior|September 1, 1983
Effects of neonatal estrogen treatment of female guinea pigs on mounting behavior in adulthoodH H Feder, R W Goy
Brain Research|March 1, 1984
Development of steroid-receptor systems in guinea pig brain. III. Nuclear progestin receptorsH I Ryer, H H Feder
Hormones and Behavior|June 1, 1983
Effects of serotonin agonists on lordosis, myoclonus, and cytoplasmic progestin receptors in guinea pigsL H O'Connor, H H Feder
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