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Central neural regulation of penile erection by Giuliano, F, Rampin, O

“…Penile erection is caused by a change of the activity of efferent autonomic pathways to the erectile tissues and of somatic pathways to the perineal striated…”
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Study of hypothalamic leptin receptor expression in low-birth-weight piglets and effects of leptin supplementation on neonatal growth and development by Attig, L, Djiane, J, Gertler, A, Rampin, O, Larcher, T, Boukthir, S, Anton, P M, Madec, J Y, Gourdou, I, Abdennebi-Najar, L

“…Low birth weight resulting from intrauterine growth retardation (IUGR) is a risk factor for further development of metabolic diseases. The pig appears to…”
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Mode of action of a new oral treatment for erectile dysfunction: apomorphine SL by Rampin, O.

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Stereotaxic atlas of the pig brain by Félix, Bernadette, Léger, Marie-Eva, Albe-Fessard, Denise, Marcilloux, J.-C, Rampin, O, Laplace, J.-P, Duclos, A, Fort, F, Gougis, S, Costa, M, Duclos, N

“…A stereotaxic atlas of the pig brain has been established. It consists of 60 frontal and 18 sagittal drawings illustrating Nissl stained sections. A…”
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Oxytocinergic and serotonergic innervation of identified lumbosacral nuclei controlling penile erection in the male rat by Tang, Y, Rampin, O, Calas, A, Facchinetti, P, Giuliano, F

“…Penile erection is due to activation of proerectile neurons located in the sacral parasympathetic nucleus of the L6–S1 spinal cord in the rat. Contraction of…”
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Oxytocinergic innervation of autonomic nuclei controlling penile erection in the rat by Véronneau-Longueville, F, Rampin, O, Freund-Mercier, M.-J, Tang, Y, Calas, A, Marson, L, McKenna, K.E, Stoeckel, M.-E, Benoit, G, Giuliano, F

“…In the rat, spinal autonomic neurons controlling penile erection receive descending pathways that modulate their activity. The paraventricular nucleus of the…”
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Evidence for a direct projection from the paraventricular nucleus of the hypothalamus to putative serotoninergic neurons of the nucleus paragigantocellularis involved in the control of erection in rats by Bancila, M., Giuliano, F., Rampin, O., Mailly, P., Brisorgueil, M.-J., Calas, A., Vergé, D.

“…In the male rat, serotoninergic neurons of the ventrolateral medulla send direct projections onto spinal preganglionic neurons that innervate the penis. The…”
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Pharmacology of alpha-adrenoceptors in male sexual function by Rampin, O

“…Data issued from morphological and physiological experiments suggests that the noradrenergic system, through ascending pathways to the brain and descending…”
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Brain control of penile erection by RAMPIN, O, GIULIANO, F

“…The spinal cord contains a network that controls erection. This network can be activated by information from the periphery and by supraspinal nuclei. Besides…”
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AMPA glutamatergic receptor-immunoreactive subunits are expressed in lumbosacral neurons of the spinal cord and neurons of the dorsal root and pelvic ganglia controlling pelvic functions in the rat by Chambille, I, Rampin, O

“…Sacral preganglionic neurons innervate the pelvic organs via a relay in the major pelvic ganglion. Pudendal motoneurons innervate striated muscles and…”
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Central control of the cardiovascular and erection systems: possible mechanisms and interactions by Rampin, Olivier, Giuliano, François

“…Sexual activity is accompanied by vascular changes mediated by parasympathetic and sympathetic outflow to the peripheral organs. The brain stem and spinal cord…”
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c-Fos expression as endogenous marker of lumbosacral spinal neuron activity in response to vaginocervical-stimulation by Ghanima, A, Bennis, M, Rampin, O

“…The focus of this paper is to describe a method for the simultaneous stimulation of the vagina and uterine cervix and recording of vaginal contractions in the…”
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Central noradrenergic control of penile erection by Giuliano, F, Rampin, O

“…Penile erection is completely dependent on commands from the central nervous system. Spinal centers controlling penile erection are located in the…”
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Spatial segregation within the sacral parasympathetic nucleus of neurons innervating the bladder or the penis of the rat as revealed by three-dimensional reconstruction by Banrezes, B, Andrey, P, Maschino, E, Schirar, A, Peytevin, J, Rampin, O, Maurin, Y

“…The purpose of the present investigations was (1) to examine the spatial organization of preganglionic neurons of the sacral parasympathetic nucleus in the…”
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P2-99 Intra-uterine growth retartion in piglets is associated with an altered distribution of leptin receptor expression within hypothalamic structures by Attig, L, Rampin, O, Anton-Gay, P.M, Gourdou, I, Djiane, J, Abdennebi-Najar, L

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Neural control of penile erection by Giuliano, F A, Rampin, O, Benoit, G, Jardin, A

“…Filling of the sinusoidal spaces with blood due to smooth muscle relaxation results from parasympathetic neural pathway activation and probably simultaneous…”
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Spinal Fos labeling and penile erection elicited by stimulation of dorsal nerve of the rat penis by Rampin, O, Gougis, S, Giuliano, F, Rousseau, J P

“…Penile afferents present in the dorsal nerve of the penis (DNP) convey sensory information from the penis to the spinal cord and represent the afferent limb of…”
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α2a and α2c adrenoceptors on spinal neurons controlling penile erection by YAÏCI, E.-D, RAMPIN, O, CALAS, A, JESTIN, A, MCKENNA, K. E, LECLERC, P, BENOIT, G, GIULIANO, F

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Spinal proerectile effect of apomorphine in the anesthetized rat by GIULIANO, F, ALLARD, J, RAMPIN, O, DROUPY, S, BENOIT, G, ALEXANDRE, L, BERNABE, J

“…Considering the presence of dopaminergic receptors in the lumbosacral spinal cord, we tested whether apomorphine could exert a proerectile effect by acting at…”
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Spinal control of penile erection by Rampin, O, Bernabé, J, Giuliano, F

“…Smooth muscle relaxation of penile arteries, the corpus cavernosum, and the corpus spongiosum, leading to penile erection, results from parasympathetic neural…”
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