Abstract
ŒSTROGENIC hormones appear to increase the acid mucopolysaccharide content in the connective tissue and the degree of polymerization. They also stimulate an increase in the mucopolysaccharides of the genital mucosa1.
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HOUSSAY, A., BLUMENKRANTZ, N. Changes in Mucoprotein in Serum and Aqueous Humour during the Sexual Cycle of the Rat. Nature 194, 482–483 (1962). https://doi.org/10.1038/194482b0
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