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| Kondo Y, Suzuki K, Sakuma Y: Estrogen alleviates cognitive dysfunction following transient brain ischemia in ovariectomized gerbils. Neuroscience Letters 238(1/2):45-48, 1997. |
| Kato M, Sakuma Y: Regulation by GH releasing hormone and somatostatin of a Na+ current in the primary cultured rat somatotroph. Endocrinology 138(12): 5096-5100, 1997. |
| Parhar IS, Sakuma Y: Regulation of forebrain and midbrain GnRH neurons in juvenile teleosts. Fish Physiology & Biochemistry 17: 81-84, 1997. |
| Kondo Y, Sachs BD, Sakuma Y: Importance of the medial amygdala in rat penile erection evoked by remote stimuli from estrous females. Behavioural Brain Research 88(2): 153-160, 1997. |
| Sakuma Y, Suga S: GnRH and sexual behavior. In: GnRH Neurons: Gene to Behavior, ed by I Parhar, Y Sakuma, pp.389-400, Brain Shuppan, Tokyo, 1997. |
| Sakuma Y: Neural control of reproductive behavior: A bird's eye view. In: Neural Control of Reproduction: Physiology and Behavior, ed by K-I Maeda, H Tsukamura, A Yokoyama, pp.155- 164, Japan Scientific Societies Press, Tokyo/S Karger, Basel, 1997. |
| Suga S, Akaishi T, Sakuma Y: GnRH Inhibits neuronal activity in the ventral tegmental area of the estrogen-primed ovariectomized rat. Neuroscience Letters 228(1): 13-16, 1997.
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| Nakano K, Suga S, Kondo Y, Sato T, Sakuma Y: Estrogen-excitable forebrain projections to the ventral premammillary nucleus of the female rat. Neuroscience Letters 225(1): 17-20, 1997. |
| Parhar IS, Soga T, Sakuma Y: In situ hybridization of
two differentially expressed GnRH genes following estrogen and
triiodothyronine treatment in the brains of juvenile tilapia (cichlid),
Neuroscience Letters 218(1): 135-138, 1996.
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| Orikasa C, Mizuno K, Sakuma Y and Hayashi S, Exogenous
estrogen acts differently on production of estrogen receptor in the
preoptic area and the mediobasal hypothalamic nuclei in the newborn rat. Neuroscience Research 25 (3): 247-254, 1996.
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| Sakuma Y, Differential control of proceptive and
receptive components of female rat sexual behavior by the preoptic area.
Japanese Journal of Physiology 45(3): 211-228,
1995.
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| Takeo T and Sakuma Y, Diametrically opposite effects of
estrogen on the excitability of female rat medial and lateral preoptic
neurons with axons to the midbrain locomotor region. Neuroscience
Research 22(1): 73-80,
1995. |
| Takeo T, Kudo M and Sakuma Y, Stria terminalis conveys
facilitatory estrogen effect on female rat lordosis reflex.
Neuroscience Letters 184(2): 79-81,
1995. |
| Sakuma Y, Estrogen-induced changes in the neural impulse
flow from the female rat preoptic region. Hormones and Behavior
28(4): 438-444, 1994. |
| Yoshida M, Suga S and Sakuma Y, Estrogen reduces the
excitability of the female rat medial amygdala afferents from the medial
preoptic area but not those from the lateral septum. Experimental
Brain Research 101(1): 1-7, 1994.
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| Hoshina Y, Takeo T, Nakano K, Sato T and Sakuma Y,
Axon-sparing lesion of the preoptic area enhances receptivity and
diminishes proceptivity among components of female rat sexual behavior. Behavioural Brain Research 61(2): 197-204, 1994. |
| Suga S and Sakuma Y, Dihydrotestosterone-sensitive
neurons in the male rat ventromedial hypothalamus. Brain Research
Bulletin 33(2): 205-210, 1994. |
| Sakamoto Y, Suga S and Sakuma Y, Estrogen-sensitive
neurons in the female rat ventral tegmental area: A dual route for the
hormone action. Journal of Neurophysiology 70(4):
1469-1475, 1993. |
| Hasegawa T and Sakuma Y, Developmental effect of
androgen on estrogen sensitivity of the rat preoptic neurons with axons to
the ventral midbrain. Brain Research 611(1): 1-6,
1993. |
| Takeo T, Chiba Y and Sakuma Y, Suppression of the
lordosis reflex of female rats by efferents of the medial preoptic area.
Physiology and Behavior 53(5): 831-838,
1993. |
| Sakuma Y, Brain control of female sexual behavior. In: Brain
Control of the Reproductive System, ed by A Yokoyama, Japan Scientific
Societies Press, Tokyo/CRC Press, Boca Raton, pp.141-163, 1992.
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| Sakuma Y, Nerve growth factor-mediated behavioral, but not endocrine,
defeminization of the neonatal rat. In: Molecular Basis of Neuronal
Connectivity, ed by M Satake, K Obata, H Hatanaka, E Miyamoto, T
Okuyama, Kohkodo, Niigata, pp.91-93, 1992. |
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