Titlebook: Anabolic-Androgenic Steroids; Charles D. Kochakian (Director and Professor) Book 1976 Springer-Verlag Berlin · Heidelberg 1976 Androgen.Dr

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Historical Review of Anabolic-Androgenic Steroidsory sex organs. Indeed the classical experiments of Berthold (1849) on the regulation of the growth of the comb and wattles of fowl anticipated endocrinology by 50 years. Certain differences in physical development and metabolism between the male and female organism suggested that the testis regulat

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Body and Organ Weights and Compositionstudies, however, resolved the apparent inconsistencies and indicated the dependence of the effect of the hormones upon age, sex, and species of the experimental animals, the dose and duration of treatment, and the endocrine and nutritional status of the animals. In addition, the effect on body weig

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Anabolic-Androgenic Steroids and Experimental Mammary Tumorsducted by the Cooperative Breast Cancer Group (1964), an overall remission rate of 21% was found. The criteria used for defining a remission were quite strict. Another finding from this study was that efficacy was related to menopausal status of the patient, with the highest remission rates found in

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Regulation of Protein Synthesis by Anabolic-Androgenic Steroidse nitrogen balance stimulated by testosterone and related compounds was an expression of the synthesis of protein in many tissues other than the accessory sex organs. A more direct approach to the nature of the stimulation of protein synthesis by testosterone was made possible by the availability of

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The Metabolism in Vitro of Anabolic-Androgenic Steroids by Mammalian Tissuesestis was metabolized during its circulation through the body. The active principle isolated from the urine—androsterone—was chemically and biologically different from the active principle of the testis—testosterone. Furthermore, the injection of potent urinary extracts and later pure testosterone a