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The Environment of the Mammary Secretory Cell that this knowledge must extend to non-cellular components of the environment. Whereas most exocrine glands ‘secrete it and forget it’, the mammary gland retains its product and is, therefore, susceptible to a continuing interaction with that product. So, the stored milk is another important elemen

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Role of Bovine Placental Lactogen in Intercellular Signalling during Mammary Growth and Lactation involved in controlling mammogenesis. Placental lactogen (PL) is produced only during pregnancy and may be one of the endocrine factors that controls mammary growth. It is also generally recognized that mammary growth is controlled not only by endocrine signals, but also by paracrine and/or autocri