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Amina ?ipa,Lejla Turulja capable of coordinating and regulating a diverse number of biological processes. At the cellular level, the crucial links between the chemically simple and biologically complex nature of steroid hormones are specific receptor proteins that bind steroids with very high affinity, and are found exclus

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Sheila García-Martín,Judit García-Martín as diagnosis and treatment of endocrine disorders and cancers. Although significant advances have been made in the purification, characterization, immunochemistry and molecular biology of steroid receptors, the precise molecular mechanism of steroid hormone action has remained obscure. This book ca

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Piergiorgio Guarini,Marco di Furia,Benedetta Ragniize receptor molecules inside the target cells. Antibodies recognize various small epitopes on the large receptor molecules, and therefore receptors can be detected independently of the occupancy of the binding site by the hormonal ligand. Unlike radioactive ligands, antibodies reveal hormone-free a

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Aleksander Jane?,Andreja Klan?ar of steroid hormone action, as they are currently known, originate mainly from studies of glucocorticoids, estrogens, and progestins, despite the fact that the first and most convincing biological arguments for the importance of soluble receptors in the expression of steroid action are from studies

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Monika Frania and Daniel (1967) isolated from the uterus of the rabbit at early pregnancy a protein fraction that seemed to induce blastulation of the rabbit morula and to stimulate blastocyst development; it was, therefore, named blastokinin. Early purification resulted in what was considered a homogeneous glyc