Abstract
Boar rete testis fluid was tested for its capacity to induce Müllerian regression in 14.5-day-old rat Müllerian ducts. Weak activity was present in crude RTF, but after gel filtration 5-fold concentration, greater activity was detected in 1 our of 7 pools of the eluted fractions. The biologically active fraction (mol. wt 160 000-310 000) coincided with the elution of authentic labelled anti-Müllerian hormone, obtained from bovine fetal testes. These results indicate that a small amount of anti-Müllerian hormone is still synthesized in post-natal life.
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Josso, N., Picard, J. Y., Dacheux, J. L., & Courot, M. (1979). Detection of anti-Müllerian activity in boar rete testis fluid. Journal of Reproduction and Fertility, 57(2), 397–400. https://doi.org/10.1530/jrf.0.0570397
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