- cell (also
known as a
lactotropic cell,
epsilon acidophil, lactotrope,
lactotroph, mammatroph, mammotroph) is a cell in the
anterior pituitary which produces...
- site
inhibits the
secretion of
prolactin from
anterior pituitary gland lactotrophs by
binding to
dopamine receptor D2. Some
antipsychotic drugs block dopamine...
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partial agonist and
potentiates dopamine-mediated
prolactin secretion in
lactotrophs. LSD is also a 5-HT2A agonist. OSU-6162 – also 5-HT2A
partial agonist...
- (a.k.a.
Prolactin Inhibitory Hormone) to act on the D2
receptors of
lactotrophs,
causing inhibition of
prolactin secretion. Thyrotropin-releasing hormone...
- in
increased plasma levels of
prolactin due to
increased secretion by
lactotrophs in the
anterior pituitary.
Following intramuscular injection, the antiemetic...
- dyes. somatotrophs,
which secrete growth hormone (a
peptide hormone)
lactotrophs,
which secrete prolactin (a
peptide hormone) When
using standard staining...
-
expressing gonadotrophs. At 24 w****s of gestation, prolactin-expressing
lactotrophs begin to emerge. A
hormone is any of a
class of
signaling molecules produced...
-
lipid and
carbohydrate metabolism Prolactin Lactotropin PRL
Polypeptide Lactotrophs Acidophil Ovaries,
mammary glands, testes,
prostate Secretion of...
- as
dopamine D2
receptor antagonists and
thereby stimulating pituitary lactotrophs, may have a risk of
prolactinoma with long-term use. This is also responsible...
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which includes the
secretion of
prolactin (PRL; luteotropin) from the
lactotrophs of the
pituitary gland into the
circulation and the
subsequent action...
