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1. [Tests of estrogenic substances activity in women. Application to the study of etinil-estradiol and of bisdehydrodoisynolic acid. 1952].

Author

Varangot J

Subjects
Adult, Endometriosis drug therapy, Estrogens pharmacokinetics, Estrogens pharmacology, Ethinyl Estradiol pharmacokinetics, Ethinyl Estradiol pharmacology, Female, Humans, Phenanthrenes pharmacokinetics, Phenanthrenes pharmacology, Estrogens therapeutic use, Ethinyl Estradiol therapeutic use, Phenanthrenes therapeutic use
Published
2007

2. [Pharmacodynamics of synthetic estrogens. A review].

Author

Sojo-Aranda I and Cortés-Gallegos V

Subjects
Adult, Endometrium metabolism, Estradiol Congeners metabolism, Ethinyl Estradiol pharmacokinetics, Female, Humans, Hysterectomy, Steroids pharmacokinetics, Tissue Distribution, Estradiol Congeners pharmacokinetics
Abstract

Some details about the function of natural and synthetical hormonas are reviewed, particularly estrogens as ethynyl estradiol and its 3, Methyl ether (mestranol); its peripheral concentration vs tissular hormonal contents, a relationship of biological importance as the first step in its hormonal action and the cumulative local effects that could explain some intra and extracellular phenomena.

Published
1990

3. [Pharmacodynamics of synthetic estrogens. Review article].

Author

Sojo-Aranda I and Cortés-Gallegos V

Subjects
Adipose Tissue metabolism, Adult, Ethinyl Estradiol pharmacokinetics, Female, Genitalia, Female metabolism, Humans, Tissue Distribution, Contraceptives, Oral, Synthetic pharmacokinetics, Estradiol Congeners pharmacokinetics
Abstract

Some details about the function of natural and synthetical hormonas are reviewed, particularly estrogens as ethynyl estradiol and its 3, Methyl ether (mestranol); its peripheral concentration vs tissular hormonal contents, a relationship of biological importance as the first step in its hormonal action and the cummulative local effects that could explain some intra and extracellular phenomena.

Published
1990

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