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“…These two oestrogens were more effective if given in doses of 100 µg on Day 1 Ethynyloestradiol (10) Ethynyloestradiol (100) AY-11483 (10) AY-11483 (100) Mestranol (100) Ethynyloestradiol ( (Table 4), although the progestational activity of these two progestins in rabbits is similar (Revesz, Banik & Herr, 1967). Synergism in anti-ovulatory tests between ethynyloestradiol and chlormadinone acetate in rabbits (Chambón & Veve, 1966) and between ethynyloestradiol and norgestrel in rats (Edgren, Jones & Peterson, 1967) has been reported before and was confirmed in these experiments.…”
Section: Introductionsupporting
confidence: 84%
“…These two oestrogens were more effective if given in doses of 100 µg on Day 1 Ethynyloestradiol (10) Ethynyloestradiol (100) AY-11483 (10) AY-11483 (100) Mestranol (100) Ethynyloestradiol ( (Table 4), although the progestational activity of these two progestins in rabbits is similar (Revesz, Banik & Herr, 1967). Synergism in anti-ovulatory tests between ethynyloestradiol and chlormadinone acetate in rabbits (Chambón & Veve, 1966) and between ethynyloestradiol and norgestrel in rats (Edgren, Jones & Peterson, 1967) has been reported before and was confirmed in these experiments.…”
Section: Introductionsupporting
confidence: 84%
“…Progesterone known to inhibit estradiol action [9,37] was found to be completely inactive at concentrations up to 1 fiw both in binding to Rc and in transferring Rc to the nuclear fraction. In addition, progesterone did not prevent the estradiol-induced transfer of Rc into the nucleus.…”
Section: Nuclear Transfer Activitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The relative uterotrophic activities were obtained from Emmens [10], T erenius [38], Yudaev and Pozrovskii [40], and Edgren et al [8,9], Using estriol, we have been able to obtain a similar translocation of Rc to the nucleus. This effect of estrone and estriol has also been demons trated independently by J. G orski (IV International Congress of Endocrinology-June 1972-Washington).…”
Section: Nuclear Transfer Activitymentioning
confidence: 99%
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