MISTY ROLE OF AMYGDALA IN FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE BEHAVIOR
作者： Pallav Sengupta , Prasenjit Chaudhuri , Koushik Bhattacharya
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摘要: The primary reproductive behavior of female quadrupeds is known as lordosis which the bending vertebral column during intercourse. This depends on actions estrogens followed by progestin in cells within defined neuronal groups hypothalamus and midbrain. main neural circuit for well established. Estrogen-dependent transcription ventromedial hypothalamic (VMH) sends permissive signals to midbrain central grey, thus enabling rest operate [1]. Main consists medial preoptic, anterior nucleus hypothalamus, gray, reticular formation spinal cord [2].
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