ArticleReproductive medicine and biology
Cabergoline Suppresses FSH-Induced Differentiation and Steroidogenesis in Primary Cultured Rat Granulosa Cells.
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Purpose: Cabergoline, a dopamine D Methods: Primary granulosa cells were isolated from immature female rats pretreated with diethylstilbestrol (DES) and cultured under four conditions: control, cabergoline alone, FSH alone, and FSH combined with cabergoline. mRNA expression of Results: Cabergoline significantly suppressed FSH-induced mRNA expression of Conclusions: Cabergoline suppresses FSH-induced granulosa cell differentiation and steroidogenesis, at least partly through attenuation of FSH-induced cAMP signaling. Although dopamine D
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