Titlebook: Biology of the Mammary Gland; Jan A. Mol,Roger A. Clegg Book 2002 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license

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Hepatocyte Growth Factor and Neuregulin in Mammary Gland Cell Morphogenesis,mmary gland are controlled by mesenchymal-epithelial interactions. The identification of molecules that provide the essential signals exchanged in mesenchymal-epithelial interactions is an area of active research. Recent evidence suggests that morphogenic programs of epithelia can be triggered by me

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Involvement of Growth Factors in the Regulation of Pubertal Mammary Growth in Cattle,ibitory. Although estrogen and growth hormone (GH) are of primary importance, more recent studies have suggested a role for both systemic and mammary tissue-specific growth factors. Growth factors may act as mediators of estrogen and GH or through specific effects of their own. These growth factors

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Insulin-like Growth Factor Binding Protein-5 (IGFBP-5) Potentially Regulates Programmed Cell Death mportant survival factor for the mammary gland and we have demonstrated that the effects of GH and prolactin involve IGF-I. GH acts by increasing IGF- I whilst prolactin acts by inhibiting the expression of IGFBP-5 from the mammary epithelium. During mammary involution, when serum prolactin levels d

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Progestin-induced Mammary Growth Hormone (GH) Production,egaly, and the development of predominantly benign mammary hyperplasia. In the early 1990s is was discovered that progestin-induced GH excess in the dog originates within the mammary gland. This mammary- derived GH may have endocrine, pardautocrine as well as exocrine effects. The expression of GH m

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Translocation and Action of Polypeptide Hormones within the Nucleus,also indicates that such hormones are also translocated and act directly within the cell nucleus. This chapter will overview what is known of the action of one such example, namely prolactin (PRL), from its classic action at the cell surface, to its novel function within the nucleus.

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Mammary Gland Development and the Prolactin Receptor, than all other pituitary hormones combined. This hormone is involved in >300 separate effects in various vertebrate species where its role has been well documented. The initial step in its action is the binding to a specific membrane receptor which belongs to the superfamily of class1cytokine recep