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2013
Mevalonsaure ist der Vorlaufer, aus denen in allen Tierarten Squalen und Cholesterin oder davon abgewandte Strukturen gebildet werden. Das sind einerseits bei den Wirbeltieren die Steroidhormone und Vitamin D3, bei Nichtwirbeltieren und auch Pflanzen Cholesterolderivate, und bei Ecdysocoa noch das Juvenilhormon, dessen Bildung nicht uber Squalen ...
Bernhard Kleine, Winfried G. Rossmanith
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Mevalonsaure ist der Vorlaufer, aus denen in allen Tierarten Squalen und Cholesterin oder davon abgewandte Strukturen gebildet werden. Das sind einerseits bei den Wirbeltieren die Steroidhormone und Vitamin D3, bei Nichtwirbeltieren und auch Pflanzen Cholesterolderivate, und bei Ecdysocoa noch das Juvenilhormon, dessen Bildung nicht uber Squalen ...
Bernhard Kleine, Winfried G. Rossmanith
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1991
In the three decades since the original discovery of receptors for steroid hormones, much has been learned about the biochemical processes by which these regulatory agents exert their effects in target tissues. The intracellular receptor proteins are potential transcription factors, needed for optimal gene expression in hormone-dependent cells.
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In the three decades since the original discovery of receptors for steroid hormones, much has been learned about the biochemical processes by which these regulatory agents exert their effects in target tissues. The intracellular receptor proteins are potential transcription factors, needed for optimal gene expression in hormone-dependent cells.
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Steroid hormones in wastewater: Sources, treatments, environmental risks, and regulations
Emerging Contaminants, 2023Riffat Amna +2 more
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Breast Cancer: Targeting of Steroid Hormones in Cancerogenesis and Diagnostics
International Journal of Molecular Sciences, 2021Peter Ocenas +2 more
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Biochemistry of the Steroid Hormones
Annual Review of Biochemistry, 1955S, ROBERTS, C M, SZEGO
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The Receptors of Steroid Hormones
Scientific American, 1976B W, O'Malley, W T, Schrader
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