Recent Advances of Avian Endocrinology. Satellite Symposium of the 28th International Congress of Physiological Sciences, Szkésfehérvár, Hungary, 1980

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ADVANCES IN PHYSIOLOGICAL SCIENCES, Page ii
Copyright, Page iii
Front Matter, Page iv
Dedication, Page v
WELCOME ADDRESS, Page xiii
OPENING ADDRESS, Pages xv-xvi, George Pethes
PREFACE, Page xvii
SOME EFFECTS OF ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTANTS ON ENDOCRINE REGULATORY MECHANISMS, Pages 1-11, W.N. Holmes, J. Gorsline, K.P. Cavanaugh
IMMUNOCYTOCHEMICAL LOCALIZATION OF NEUROHORMONES IN BIRD HYPOTHALAMUS, Pages 15-24, Bons Noëlle
STUDIES ON THE HYPOTHALAMIC REGULATION OF LUTEINIZING HORMONE SECRETION IN THE DOMESTIC FOWL, Pages 25-34, Jamshid Rabii, Frances Buonomo, Colin G. Scanes
PROGESTERONE RECEPTORS IN HYPOTHALAMUS AND PITUITARY OF THE HEN DURING THE OVULATORY CYCLE, Pages 35-42, Mitsuo Kawashima, Michiharu Kamiyoshi, Katuhide Tanaka
SEROTONIN IN DIFFERENT BRAIN PARTS OF QUAIL UNDER STRESS CONDITION, Pages 43-51, M. Juráni, Dana Kmecová, P. Výboh, J. Nvota
THE METABOLISM OF SEX STEROIDS IN THE BIRD CNS AND PITUITARY, Pages 53-60, R. Massa, L. Bottoni, P.J. Sharp
ADENOHYPOPHYSIAL HORMONES: THEIR CHEMISTRY, PHYSIOLOGY AND CONTROL, Pages 61-71, Colin G. Scanes
PLASMA PROLACTIN AND THYROID HORMONE CONCENTRATION AFTER HATCHING FOLLOWING DIFFERENT INCUBATION TEMPERATURES IN THE CHICKEN, Pages 73-82, E.R. Kühn, E. Decuypere, A. Chadwick, P. Van Itterbeeck, H. Michels
CONCLUDING REMARKS ON AVIAN NEUROENDOCRINOLOGY, Pages 83-85, Ivan Assenmacher
PLASMA CONCENTRATIONS OF LUTEINIZING HORMONE, PROGESTERONE, TESTOSTERONE AND ESTRADIOL IN FOLLICULAR AND PERIPHERAL VENOUS PLASMA DURING THE OVULATION CYCLE OF THE HEN, Pages 89-98, R.J. Etches, F. Croze, C.E. Duke
HYPOTHALAMO-HYPOPHYSEAL SENSITIVITY TO CENTRAL INJECTIONS OF PROGESTERONE AND LH-RH IN THE LAYING AND MOLTING HEN, Pages 99-107, A.L. Johnson, A. van Tienhoven
SERUM PROLACTIN LEVELS OF TURKEY HENS IN RELATION TO REPRODUCTIVE FUNCTION, Pages 109-116, W.H. Burke, P.T. Dennison, J.L. Silsby, M.E. El Halawani
EFFECT OF OVARIECTOMY ON THE PLASMA LEVELS OF THYROID HORMONES DURING THE ONTOGENESIS IN THE DOMESTIC HEN, Pages 117-124, Z. Gombos, T. Muray
INTERCONNECTION BETWEEN PLASMA LEVELS OF SEX STEROIDS, THYROID HORMONES AND CORTICOSTERONE DURING THE OVULATORY-OVIPOSITION CYCLE IN THE DOMESTIC HEN, Pages 125-132, T. Muray, P. Péczely, P. Rudas, G. Pethes
ADRENOCORTICAL FUNCTION AND THE OVULATION CYCLE OF THE HEN, Pages 133-142, F.J. Cunningham, S.C. Wilson
THE EFFECT OF APPLICATION OF SEXUAL HORMONES UPON THE REPRODUCTIVE CHARACTERS OF INTERGENERIC HYBRIDS OF DUCKS, Pages 143-151, J. Csuka, M. Ledeč, Štenova P. Skrobánek
CHARACTERIZATION AND REGULATION OF ANDROGEN RECEPTORS IN THE PREEN GLAND OF ADULT MALE DUCKS, Pages 153-161, J.Y. Daniel
CHANGES IN THE RESPONSES OF THE HYPOPHYSEAL-GONADAL AXIS IN DEVELOPING COCKERELS RAISED UNDER SHORT OR LONG PHOTOPERIODS, Pages 163-164, J.B. Williams, M. de Reviers
INTRODUCTION TO PROSTAGLANDINS, Pages 167-168, A. Houvenaghel
METABOLISM OF ARACHIDONIC ACID BY THE REPRODUCTIVE TRACT OF THE HEN IN THE ABSENCE AND PRESENCE OF INDOMETHACIN, Pages 169-176, E. Wechsung, M. Claeys, A.G. Herman, A. Houvenaghel
PROSTAGLANDIN PRODUCTION BY THE HEN OVIDUCT IN VIVO AND IN VITRO, Pages 177-183, J. Rząsa
THE ROLE OF PROSTAGLANDINS IN OVIPOSITION, Pages 185-196, David M. Olson, Frank Hertelendy, Harold V. Biellier
THE ROLE OF THE OVARIAN FOLLICLES IN UTERINE CONTRACTION ASSOCIATED WITH OVULATION AND OVIPOSITION, Pages 197-202, Kiyoshi Shimada
ARE PROSTAGLANDINS INVOLVED IN OVARIAN FUNCTION OF THE DOMESTIC HEN?, Pages 203-213, Randall W. Hammond, Herbert Todd, Frank Hertelendy
NATURE OF PGF2 BINDING TO UTERINE MEMBRANES IN LAYING HENS, Pages 215-222, M. Tóth, G. Asbóth, D.M. Olson, F. Hertelendy
CURRENT AND FUTURE TRENDS IN PROSTAGLANDIN RESEARCH, Pages 223-229, F. Hertelendy
TRANSPORT OF RADIOIODIDE INTO THYROID AND OOCYTES OF JAPANESE QUAIL, Pages 233-236, W.S. Newcomer
CYCLIC AMP-DEPENDENT PROTEIN KINASE ACTIVITY IN THE AVIAN PITUITARY AND THYROID GLANDS FOLLOWING GOITROGEN TREATMENTS, Pages 237-245, Robert B. Chiasson, Wendell L. Combest, Diane H. Russell
EFFECT OF TESTOSTERONE, PROGESTERONE, 17-ß-ESTRADIOL AND CORTICOSTERONE ON THE PERIPHERAL METABOLISM OF THYROXINE IN THE MALE AND FEMALE JAPANESE QUAIL, Pages 247-252, K. Kovács, P. Péczely, P. Rudas, G. Pethes
THE EFFECT OF ESTRADIOL AND TESTOSTERONE ON THYROTROPHIN-RELEASING HORMONE (TRH) INDUCED CHANGES IN PLASMA THYROID HORMONE CONCENTRATION IN IMMATURE CHICKENS, Pages 253-261, S. Kahl, J. Rząsa
THYROID HORMONE CONCENTRATION IN BLOOD PLASMA, BLOOD SUPPLY OF THE THYROID GLAND AND OXYGEN CONSUMPTION IN JAPANESE QUAIL FOLLOWING ACUTE COLD AND WARM EXPOSURE, Pages 263-268, S. Bobek, J. Niezgoda, M. Pietras, M. Kacińska, Z. Ewy
EFFECT OF COLD AND WARM EXPOSURE ON THYROXINE METABOLISM IN THE CHICK (The regulatory role of the periphery), Pages 269-279, P. Rudas, G. Pethes
SEASONALITY IN AVIAN THYROID FUNCTION, Pages 281-290, Asha Chandola, Vishnu Kant Pathak, Dinesh Bhatt
THERMOREGULATORY RESPONSE AND THYROID HORMONE CONCENTRATION AFTER COLD EXPOSURE OF YOUNG CHICKS TREATED WITH IOPANOIC ACID OR SALINE, Pages 291-299, E. Decuypere, C. Hermans, H. Michels, E.R. Kühn, J. Verheyen
THE EFFECT OF TRIIODOTHYRONINE ON LIPID METABOLISM – INCLUDING FAT-SOLUBLE VITAMINS – OF CHICKENS, Pages 301-304, L. Bárdos, M. Mézes
CONCLUDING REMARKS ON THYROID FUNCTION, Pages 305-308, G. Pethes
THE REGULATION OF CALCIUM METABOLISM IN BIRDS, Pages 311-320, T.G. Taylor
EFFECT OF ARGININE VASOTOCIN AND INDOMETHACIN ON THE RENAL FUNCTION IN HENS, Pages 321-329, J. Niezgoda
THE INTERACTION OF STEROIDS WITH THE NASAL GLAND OF THE DOMESTIC DUCK (ANAS PLATYRHYNCHOS) IN VITRO, Pages 331-340, Thomas Sandor, Afzal Z. Mehdi
THE INFLUENCE OF THYROID HORMONES AND SEX STEROIDS ON THE PERIPHERAL METABOLISM OF CORTICOSTERONE IN THE MALE AND FEMALE JAPANESE QUAIL, Pages 341-353, P. Péczely, G. Pethes
EFFECT OF SEXUAL STEROIDS ON CAROTENE, VITAMIN A AND ZINC METABOLISM OF CHICKENS, Pages 355-360, M. Mézes, L. Bárdos
EARLY DEVELOPMENTAL DYNAMICS OF CIRCADIAN RHYTHMICITY OF PLASMA CORTICOSTERONE IN CHICKENS, Pages 361-374, K. Koudela, Z. Sova, V. Zídek, K. Bernatzik, A. Fučíková, J. Seifertová
PHYSIOLOGICAL ADAPTATION TO HIGH LEVELS OF CORTICOSTERONE IN THE MALE DUCK (ANAS PLATYRHYNCHOS L.), Pages 375-382, P. Deviche, W. Heyns
STEROID RECEPTORS IN THE LYMPHOID ORGANS OF THE CHICK, Pages 383-391, Anikó Náray
BEHAVIOUR OF CATECHOL HORMONES IN THE MIGRATORY PROCESS OF CAPELLA GALLINAGO, Pages 393-399, Asok Ghosh, Ditip Bhakta
FUNCTIONS OF THE ENDOCRINE PANCREAS IN REGULATION OF AVIAN CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM, Pages 401-408, Robert L. Hazelwood
THE INFLUENCE OF GLUCAGON ON PLASMA LEVELS OF GLUCOSE, TRIGLYCERIDES, TOTAL LIPIDS AND CHOLESTEROL IN GEESE, Pages 409-419, J. Bulla, M. Dobálová, J. Zelník, J. Granát
EFFECT OF SEX STEROIDS AND THYROID HORMONES ON FREE AND TOTAL CHOLESTEROL LEVEL OF MALE AND FEMALE JAPANESE QUAIL, Pages 421-428, Gy. Somorjai, G. Pethes, P. Péczely
INSULIN AND THE RESPONSE OF THE PANCREATIC A CELL TO GLUCOSE IN THE DUCK, Pages 429-437, F. Laurent, P. Mialhe
ADRENALS AND THE POST-INSULIN RISE IN THE CHICKEN PLASMA FREE FATTY ACIDS (FFA), Pages 439-442, C. Linder, J.A. da Silva Veiga, J.L. de Moura
HORMONAL REGULATION OF GLYCOGEN METABOLISM IN EMBRYONIC CHICK LIVER, Pages 443-450, Josef Wittmann, Albert Weiss
INTERRELATIONSHIP OF OPTIMUM TEMPERATURE WITH THE CONCENTRATION OF PLASMA SUBSTRATES IN THE CHICKEN, Pages 451-457, M. Nichelmann
RECENT PROGRESS IN AVIAN ENDOCRINOLOGY — CLOSING REMARKS, Pages 459-465, Donald S. Farner
INDEX, Pages 467-469