Potential role of prolactin in modulating the immuno-inflammatory response induced in a male rat model of rheumatoid arthritis
Asmaa Mohamed Shams Eldeen Abd Elwahab;
Abstract
Summary and Conclusion
The polypeptide hormone PRL, in addition to its synthesis and secretion from the anterior pituitary gland (the lactotrophs), was established to be secreted from different cells of immune system. The role of leukocyte-derived PRL as
The polypeptide hormone PRL, in addition to its synthesis and secretion from the anterior pituitary gland (the lactotrophs), was established to be secreted from different cells of immune system. The role of leukocyte-derived PRL as
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| Title | Potential role of prolactin in modulating the immuno-inflammatory response induced in a male rat model of rheumatoid arthritis | Other Titles | الدور الفعال للبرولاكتن في تعديل الاستجابه المناعيه-الالتهابيه في نموذج محفز من الالتهاب الروماتيزمي عند ذكور الفئران | Authors | Asmaa Mohamed Shams Eldeen Abd Elwahab | Keywords | Potential role of prolactin in modulating the immuno-inflammatory response induced in a male rat model of rheumatoid arthritis | Issue Date | 2012 | Description | Summary and Conclusion The polypeptide hormone PRL, in addition to its synthesis and secretion from the anterior pituitary gland (the lactotrophs), was established to be secreted from different cells of immune system. The role of leukocyte-derived PRL as |
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