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“…A review of the mammalian literature reveals that 17-MT is less androgenic than TP although its myotrophic effect exceeds that of TP. Saunders & Drill (1957) reported that in the castrate rat methyltestosterone has only about 25 % androgenic activity of testosterone propionate. According to Dorfman & Kincl (1963) TP is 1-5 to 2 times more potent than 17-MT on the seminal vesicles of the castrate rat.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A review of the mammalian literature reveals that 17-MT is less androgenic than TP although its myotrophic effect exceeds that of TP. Saunders & Drill (1957) reported that in the castrate rat methyltestosterone has only about 25 % androgenic activity of testosterone propionate. According to Dorfman & Kincl (1963) TP is 1-5 to 2 times more potent than 17-MT on the seminal vesicles of the castrate rat.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Both of these steroids are as anabolic as testosterone propionate, but norethandrolone in rats is only 6 per cent, and 19-nortestosterone phenyl propionate is approximately 12 per cent as androgenic. In man the ratio of the latter is more like 8 per cent, and it has a prolonged effect after injection (Saunders and Drill, 1957;Overbeek and De Visser, 1957),…”
Section: New Protein Anabolic Steroids I N Ortestos/eronesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We have therefore compared the effects on the glands of castrated mice of different doses of testosterone propionate (TP) and 17 oc-ethyl-19 nor-testosterone (ENT). The latter compound is a synthetic steroid said to be as potent as testosterone in anabolic (levator ani) assays but only about one-tenth as potent in androgenic (seminal vesicle and ventral prostate) assays in castrated rats (Saunders & Drill, 1957). …”
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