BIOLOGICAL ACTIONS OF 17α-(2-Methallyl)-19-Nortestosteeone, AN ORALLY ACTIVE PROGESTATIONAL AGENT

Elton, Richard L.; Edgren, Richard A.

doi:10.1097/00006254-195902000-00029

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Effects Of Oestriol On Some Activities Of Progesterone Epith1

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“…Our findings confirm those of Elton et al (4), who reported that during the administration of progesterone, blood lipid levels decreased. The mechanism of the lowering is unknown.…”

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The Antihypertensive Action of Progesterone

Soldati¹,

Forteza²,

Pellegatta³

et al. 1966

Cardiology

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“…Our findings confirm those of Elton et al (4), who reported that during the administration of progesterone, blood lipid levels decreased. The mechanism of the lowering is unknown.…”

Section: Discussionsupporting

confidence: 93%

“…A moderate reduction of water excretion in relation to intake was observed during progesterone therapy which is in agreement with the findings of Ellon et al (4) in patients without arterial hypertension receiving progesterone therapy.…”

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confidence: 92%

The Antihypertensive Action of Progesterone

Soldati¹,

Forteza²,

Pellegatta³

et al. 1966

Cardiology

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“…The degree of antagonism was determined by the decreased glandular proliferation of uteri in rabbits that received oestriol with the progesterone. Progesterone was (Elton & Edgren, 1958;Zarrow, Caldwell & Peter, 1958 (Edgren & Calhoun, 1959). This hypothesis is in the process of modification and extension at the present time.…”

Section: Effects Of Oestriol On Some Activities Of Progesterone Epithmentioning

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Studies on the Interactions of Oestriol and Progesterone

Edgren¹,

Elton²,

Calhoun³

1961

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Summary. The interactions of oestriol and progesterone were studied in a series of assays for oestrogenic and progestational activities, and the responses were compared with data on progesterone-oestrone combina¬ tions in the same tests. The vaginal effects of these two oestrogens do not seem to differ, whereas the interactions of oestriol and progesterone are quite different from the interactions of oestrone and progesterone when uterine end-points are considered. Since oestriol is the dominant aromatic steroid excreted during pregnancy and the luteal phase of the menstrual cycle, we feel that explanations for many unsolved problems of luteal-phase and pregnancy physiology may reside in these interactions.

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BIOLOGICAL ACTIONS OF 17α-(2-Methallyl)-19-Nortestosteeone, AN ORALLY ACTIVE PROGESTATIONAL AGENT

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The Antihypertensive Action of Progesterone

The Antihypertensive Action of Progesterone

Studies on the Interactions of Oestriol and Progesterone

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