1996
DOI: 10.1016/0960-0760(96)00035-0
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Effect of a diphenylethylenediamine platinum complex on steroidogenesis in rats

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“…The results of this in vitro study were compared with those of an earlier in vivo study on the same tumors; see next paragraph. Due to the capability of 3-PtSO 4 complexes to interfere with DNA replication [15] as well as with early steps of estrogen biosynthesis [13], their effect on the hormone-sensitive but not on the hormone-insensitive murine breast cancer must be weaker in the cell culture than in the animal experiment, in which both interactions can take place.…”
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“…The results of this in vitro study were compared with those of an earlier in vivo study on the same tumors; see next paragraph. Due to the capability of 3-PtSO 4 complexes to interfere with DNA replication [15] as well as with early steps of estrogen biosynthesis [13], their effect on the hormone-sensitive but not on the hormone-insensitive murine breast cancer must be weaker in the cell culture than in the animal experiment, in which both interactions can take place.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Analogous experiments with rac-3-PtSO 4 were not performed, since, as a rule, 3. The complexes are able to decrease the physiological estrogen level in rodents, apparent from the reduction of the uterus weights through an interference with the ovarian steroid biosynthesis as shown for meso-3-PtSO 4 [13].…”
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