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B. Hudson
Researcher at University of Melbourne
Publications - 29
Citations - 1778
B. Hudson is an academic researcher from University of Melbourne. The author has contributed to research in topics: Testosterone & Luteinizing hormone. The author has an hindex of 18, co-authored 29 publications receiving 1753 citations.
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Changes in the pituitary-testicular system with age.
H. W. G. Baker,H. G. Burger,D. M. De Kretser,B. Hudson,S. O'connor,Christina Wang,A. Mirovics,J. Court,M. Dunlop,G. C. Rennie +9 more
TL;DR: The evidence is consistent with a primary decrease in testicular function over the age of 40 years, and the metabolic clearance rates (MCR) of testosterone and oestradiol also fell in old age, while the conversion of testosterone to ostradiol was increased.
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Hormonal, Histological and Chromosomal Studies in Adult Males with Testicular Disorders
TL;DR: Data indicate that previous concepts that isolated defects of spermatogenesis exist in all such patients have been erroneous, particularly in the category of Sertoli-cell-only syndrome.
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Variations in serum FSH, LH and testosterone levels in male rats from birth to sexual maturity.
TL;DR: A parallel rise in LH and testosterone levels occurred from Days 30 to sexual maturity and corresponded to the development of the adult generation of intestitial cells and an LH peak and a nadir of testosterone levels was observed between Days 6 and 14 at time corresponding to regression of the fetal generation of interstitial cells.
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Regulation of gonadotrophin secretion in rams from birth to sexual maturity
TL;DR: During early postnatal life ram lambs were responsive to LH-RH stimulation and heightened pituitary sensitivity was observed in rams aged 2-3 months, it is suggested that a change in sensitivity of thepituitary-testicular axis occurs at this time and perhaps represents the time of initiation of the pubertal process.
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The measurement of sex steroid binding globulin by differential ammonium sulphate precipitation.
TL;DR: The binding parameters of the sex steroid binding globulin (SSBG) for testosterone and estradiol have been measured by a method using differential precipitation of plasma proteins by ammonium sulphate, which enables the calculation of the circulating plasma levels of unbound steroids.