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TASK: Your task is to answer biomedical questions using the given abstract. Only output yes, no, or maybe as answer.
INPUT: ['The early postpartum period is characterized endocrinologically by a rapid fall in the levels of oestradiol (E2) and immunoreactive inhibin, and a delayed rise in serum follicle stimulating hormone (FSH). No description is currently available of changes in serum inhibins A and B.', 'The present study aimed to examine the levels of inhibin A and B during the early weeks of postpartum lactational amenorrhoea, to determine whether there was evidence for differential regulation of the two hormones at a time when no dominant follicle was developing in the ovary.', 'Serum samples were available from 12 subjects aged 29-38 in whom postpartum levels of FSH, immunoreactive inhibin, E2 and prolactin had been examined previously. Samples for hormone assays had been obtained prior to delivery, daily for the 3-5 days postpartum, and weekly thereafter. Inhibins A and B were measured by specific ELISA assays, and results were calculated as 10 day averages for samples obtained on days 1-10, 11-20, 21-30, etc. postpartum. Normal hormone concentrations for reference were obtained from volunteers, also aged 29-38, sampled on days 3-5 of a normal menstrual cycle.', 'Inhibin A in the predelivery sample ranged from 62 to 1243 ng/l, geometric mean 592. Concentrations fell rapidly postpartum and reached a nadir in the low follicular phase range between days 5 and 37 postdelivery, mean 13.6 days. The concentrations of both inhibin B and FSH rose 14-27 days postpartum from their initially low postdelivery levels, to reach the normal follicular phase range. These increases in concentration were significantly correlated in all individual subjects.'] Are inhibins A and B regulated differentially in the early post-partum period?
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TASK: Your task is to answer biomedical questions using the given abstract. Only output yes, no, or maybe as answer.
INPUT: ['The early postpartum period is characterized endocrinologically by a rapid fall in the levels of oestradiol (E2) and immunoreactive inhibin, and a delayed rise in serum follicle stimulating hormone (FSH). No description is currently available of changes in serum inhibins A and B.', 'The present study aimed to examine the levels of inhibin A and B during the early weeks of postpartum lactational amenorrhoea, to determine whether there was evidence for differential regulation of the two hormones at a time when no dominant follicle was developing in the ovary.', 'Serum samples were available from 12 subjects aged 29-38 in whom postpartum levels of FSH, immunoreactive inhibin, E2 and prolactin had been examined previously. Samples for hormone assays had been obtained prior to delivery, daily for the 3-5 days postpartum, and weekly thereafter. Inhibins A and B were measured by specific ELISA assays, and results were calculated as 10 day averages for samples obtained on days 1-10, 11-20, 21-30, etc. postpartum. Normal hormone concentrations for reference were obtained from volunteers, also aged 29-38, sampled on days 3-5 of a normal menstrual cycle.', 'Inhibin A in the predelivery sample ranged from 62 to 1243 ng/l, geometric mean 592. Concentrations fell rapidly postpartum and reached a nadir in the low follicular phase range between days 5 and 37 postdelivery, mean 13.6 days. The concentrations of both inhibin B and FSH rose 14-27 days postpartum from their initially low postdelivery levels, to reach the normal follicular phase range. These increases in concentration were significantly correlated in all individual subjects.'] Are inhibins A and B regulated differentially in the early post-partum period?
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