Publications by authors named "Pedro Nieto Escandon"

Understanding the physiology of penile spicules in guinea pigs (Cavia porcellus) may improve their management in large-scale production guinea systems. Here we examined whether penis spicule development depends on testosterone and whether exogenous testosterone can reverse penile spicule atrophy in castrated guinea pigs. The relationship between total testosterone (TT) and the development of penile spicules (DPS) in guinea pigs was explored in two experiments.

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