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The deer mouse adrenal gland, on the left, has a section (in red), revealing the newly discovered zona inaudita, which the deer mouse adrenal gland, on the right, lacks.

Background: Historical studies using radioimmunoassay did not detect adrenal androgens in serum from castrate mice, and it is widely held that rodent adrenal glands do not make adrenal androgens due ...

In related mouse species, such as deer mice (Peromyscus maniculatus), predominantly, only maternal care is provided. The adrenal gland is substantially larger in oldfield mice than it is in deer mice.

A mouse study by researchers at CNRS demonstrates why adrenal gland cancers are more common among women and why prognoses may be worse for them. Their research in male mice reveals there is ...

Each of the two oldfield mouse adrenal glands weighs 7 milligrams ― more than four times heavier than that of deer mice. “It’s massive,” Bendesky said of the difference.

We injected human neuroblastoma cells into immunocompromised mouse adrenal gland. When KELLY cell-induced tumour volume was >300 mm3, 80–90% of tumour was resected and treated as follows: ...

Adrenal insufficiency, which includes Addison’s disease, is a medical condition that occurs when your adrenal glands aren’t producing adequate amounts of one or more essential hormones.

Adrenal insufficiency is when your adrenal glands don’t produce enough hormones like cortisol. Learn about the different types, symptoms, and treatment.

They found that the genetically modified mice at 20 weeks had enlarged adrenal glands while expressing the human mutated gene. In addition, similarly to the human disease, the mutation caused both ...