Differential Behaviour of the Liver Towards Natural and Artificial Estrogens.

Lipschütz, Alexander; Qunintana, Uldaricio; Bruzzone, Silvio

doi:10.3181/00379727-55-14450

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Metabolic Conversion and Efficacy By Various Routes1

Interrelation Between Vitamins and Estrogens1

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“…Lipschutz and Quintana (248,251) studied the inactivation of estrogens in the form of intrasplenic or intrahepatic pellets. These workers confirmed the observation that inactivation of synthetics takes place but to a lesser degree than with natural estrogens.…”

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Synthetic Estrogens and the Relation Between their Structure and their Activity.

Solmssen¹

1945

Chem. Rev.

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Synthetic Estrogens and the Relation Between their Structure and their Activity.

Solmssen¹

1945

Chem. Rev.

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“…In the rabbit and guinea pig splenic implants of crystalline steroids are inactive, demonstrating hepatic inactivation (Biskind and Meyer (82), Lipschutz et at. (83)). Employing the technique of splenic implantation of estrone and estradiol, Biskind and Biskind (84) found that ovariectomized rats would show signs of constant estrus in about ten days when fed a diet deficient in the components of the vitamin B complex.…”

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