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Sharon Rachel Ladyman

Maurice Wilkins CentreORCID 0000-0003-3578-6763Unclaimed ORCID profile · follow to get notified of new preprints

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NeurosciencebioRxivJan 26, 2024

Prolactin-mediates a lactation-induced suppression of arcuate kisspeptin neuronal activity necessary for lactational infertility in mice

Eleni C.R. Hackwell, Sharon Rachel Ladyman, Jenny Clarkson…·David Ross Grattan

This study shows that prolactin suppresses arcuate kisspeptin neuronal activity during lactation, preventing fertility in mice.

12 citations

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NeuroscienceeLifePeer-reviewedSep 16, 2021

A reduction in voluntary physical activity during pregnancy in mice is mediated by prolactin

Sharon Rachel Ladyman, Kirsten M Carter, Matt L Gillett…·David Ross Grattan

This study shows that prolactin suppresses voluntary physical activity in pregnant mice, with specific effects observed when prolactin receptors are deleted from certain brain regions.

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NeuroscienceJournal of NeuroendocrinologyPeer-reviewedSep 25, 2020

Acute effects of prolactin on hypothalamic prolactin receptor expressing neurones in the mouse

Teodora R. Georgescu, Sharon Rachel Ladyman, Rosemary S. E. Brown, David Ross Grattan

This study investigates the acute effects of prolactin on Prlr-expressing neurons in the hypothalamus of mice, revealing diverse electrical responses across different brain regions.

19 citations

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