关于男性性/女性性的原生内分泌学理论 (1490-1904)
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|June 3, 2024
概括
早期的理论提出丸分泌物影响了二次性特征. 这些概念是从加伦斯演变而来的.
科学领域:
- 内分泌学的历史 关于内分泌学的历史
- 生殖生物学 生殖生物学
- 医学史 医学史 的历史
背景情况:
- 从十七世纪中叶开始,探讨丸对二次性特征的影响的原生内分泌学概念.
- 追踪了从加伦的"关于精液" (1490) 到早期现代医学理论的思想演变.
研究的目的:
- 重建丸对身体和精神的影响的原生内分泌学概念.
- 从盖伦到20世纪初,追踪有关男性和女性二次性特征的理论的演变.
主要方法:
- 医学文本的历史分析,从1490年盖伦的"关于精液"的印刷版开始.
- 检查丸影响的不断发展的概念,包括丸影响的概念.
- 热量和强度的热量和强度.
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- 强壮的力量强壮的力量强壮的力量
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- 种子发酵 种子发酵
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- 种子的增长 种子的增长
- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 这就是为什么.
主要成果:
- 这些概念是从加伦的概念中演变而来的.
- 热量和强度的热量和强度.
- 在血液中传播到血液中传播.
- 强壮的力量强壮的力量强壮的力量
- 或是丸蒸气.
- 岩石化学理论提出了一个理论.
- 种子发酵 种子发酵
- (威利斯,范Velthuysen),其次是由一个.
- 种子的增长 种子的增长
- (博雷利). 在这个问题上.
- 到了十八世纪末,关于丸影响的概念和解剖路径的争议出现了.
结论:
- 关于二次性特征的理论从外部影响过渡到内部分泌,在现代激素时代之前.
- 原生内分泌学思想从古老的概念发展到早期的现代化化学和以后.
- 18世纪后期的辩论和实验挑战了关于丸功能和通路的现有理论.
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