Titlebook: Estrogen — Mystery Drug for the Brain?; The Neuroprotective Christian Behl Book 2001 Springer-Verlag/Wien 2001 Alzheimer.HRT.Hormone.Menop

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978-3-7091-7254-4Springer-Verlag/Wien 2001

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230509818steroid receptors, in general. As introduced, in contrast to protein hormones, which act via membranous hormone receptors, steroid molecules readily cross the cellular membrane because of their high lipophilicity. Although diffusion is believed to be the main mechanisms of the penetration, for certa

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The Intelligentsia in War and Revolution,lassical” mechanism. The induction or repression of gene expression cause a long-term genetic and, ultimately, physiological response. The response is not immediate but delayed. Experimentally, this complex process of steroid-induced gene transcription can be blocked at different stages. To do so, m

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L. L. Langness,Harold G. Levineogen’s responsibility for sexual differentiation and maturation as well as for the growth of female secondary sexual organs. Estrogen has a variety of effects on the metabolism of macromolecules in both the vagina and the uterus. Among other activities in the mammary gland, estrogens together with p

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Studies in Russia and East Europeegenerative disorders. These preclinical data strongly support the clinical data showing beneficial effects of estrogen for instance in AD prevention. The exact molecular and the cellular mechanisms of neuroprotection by estrogens need to be understood in order to optimize the protective effect of e