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Heterogeneity of Estrogen Binding Sites: Relationship to Estrogen Receptors and Estrogen Responses
1980Publisher Summary This chapter discusses the significance of the various forms of estrogen binding sites. Estrogen receptors are macromolecules that bind estrogen to form receptor hormone complexes. These complexes are generally involved with the stimulation of cellular growth and metabolism.
James W. Hardin +5 more
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American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1967
Abstract The effects of estrogen on the function of the in situ canine heart muscle cell was investigated. After 40 mg. of Premarin was administered intravenously, no significant changes in the surface and intracellular electrographs were found. There were no differences in the electrography obtained from male and from female dogs.
Kazuo Ishikawa +13 more
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Abstract The effects of estrogen on the function of the in situ canine heart muscle cell was investigated. After 40 mg. of Premarin was administered intravenously, no significant changes in the surface and intracellular electrographs were found. There were no differences in the electrography obtained from male and from female dogs.
Kazuo Ishikawa +13 more
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Annual Review of Pharmacology and Toxicology, 1997
▪ Abstract Estrogens prevent heart disease in women and have also been shown to retard atherogenesis in animal models. Estrogens may act at several steps in the atherogenic process to prevent cardiovascular disease. Some of the benefits of estrogens can be ascribed to their ability to favorably alter the lipoprotein profile, i.e. increase high-density
Lauren Nathan, Gautam Chaudhuri
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▪ Abstract Estrogens prevent heart disease in women and have also been shown to retard atherogenesis in animal models. Estrogens may act at several steps in the atherogenic process to prevent cardiovascular disease. Some of the benefits of estrogens can be ascribed to their ability to favorably alter the lipoprotein profile, i.e. increase high-density
Lauren Nathan, Gautam Chaudhuri
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Estrogens and Estrogen Agonists/Antagonists
2009The fact that in most cultures osteoporosis occurs more commonly among the female of the species has been known for many years. Bruns (1) first demonstrated this for proximal femur fractures in 1882. More than 60 years ago Albright et al. (2) noted that vertebral fractures occurred more commonly among women who had had their ovaries removed prior to ...
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Clinical Infectious Diseases, 1991
The multiple effects of estrogens on infectious processes are only beginning to be understood. The existence of such effects is suggested by gender-related differences in the incidence and severity of some infections and by the association of certain infections with predictable hormonal changes.
Barrett Sugarman, Barbara Styrt
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The multiple effects of estrogens on infectious processes are only beginning to be understood. The existence of such effects is suggested by gender-related differences in the incidence and severity of some infections and by the association of certain infections with predictable hormonal changes.
Barrett Sugarman, Barbara Styrt
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Medical Clinics of North America, 2003
For many years, women have sought alternative therapies for menopausal symptoms and for general health overall. The highly publicized findings from the Women's Health Initiative have led to an increased pressure on the medical community to find safe and alternative medications for female health. This article reviews the challenges and problems with the
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For many years, women have sought alternative therapies for menopausal symptoms and for general health overall. The highly publicized findings from the Women's Health Initiative have led to an increased pressure on the medical community to find safe and alternative medications for female health. This article reviews the challenges and problems with the
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New England Journal of Medicine, 1969
In the article by Dr. Joseph Rogers "Estrogens in the Menopause and Postmenopause" publish in the February 13 issue of the Journal he summarily dismisses the problem of estrogens and carcinoma with one sentence and a reference to a 15 year old paper (Obst. & Gynec.
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In the article by Dr. Joseph Rogers "Estrogens in the Menopause and Postmenopause" publish in the February 13 issue of the Journal he summarily dismisses the problem of estrogens and carcinoma with one sentence and a reference to a 15 year old paper (Obst. & Gynec.
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Nephrocarcinogenicity of estrogens
Toxicology Letters, 1990Among the target organs for the carcinogenic effects of estrogens, the kidney of the male Syrian golden hamster is unique in several respects: (1) the hamster kidney is not a classical estrogen-responsive tissue such as the uterus or mammary gland; (2) there is a pronounced species and sex difference in susceptibility; (3) there is evidence that the ...
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