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Effects of amygdaloid lesions on hypothalamic-hypophysial luteinizing hormone activity.

Summary. Bilateral lesions were made by electrocoagulation in one of the following amygdaloid areas : basolateral, cortical or medial in adult male deermice. Animals were killed 20 days after the operation, and determinations were made of pituitary lh concentrations, hypothalamic lh-RF potencies and seminal vesicle fructose concentrations. Data indicate that lesions placed in either the basolateral or cortical amygdaloid areas, but not in the medial, result in significant increases in pituitary lh and plasma lh as interpreted by the significant increases in dry seminal vesicle weight and fructose concentrations. Hypothalamic lh-RF concentrations decline significantly in animals with medial lesions while increasing significantly in animals with basolateral or cortical amygdaloid lesions. present experiment was designed to study the effects of amygdaloid lesions, produced individually in a number of different nuclear groups, on hypothala¬ mic luteinizing hormone-releasing factor (lh-RF) and hypophysial luteinizing hormone (lh) potency. The data indicate maximal effects on hypothalamic-hypophysial lh interrelationships were produced through lesions placed only in the basolateral and cortical amygdaloid areas but not in the medial amygda¬ loid nuclear complex.