Titlebook: Rezeptbuch radiologischer Verfahren; Torsten B. M?ller,Emil Reif Book 2002 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2002 Angiographie.Arthrograph

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Torsten B. M?ller,Emil Reif, the estrogen receptor (ER), functioning as a transcription factor, is involved in regulation of expression of specific genes, some of which may be involved in estrogen-induced mitogenesis; these pathways, however, remain to be established. At the same time, results have been presented that raise t

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Torsten B. M?ller,Emil Reif mullerian duct regression (3–4). Testosterone can facilitate this activity of MIS, but cannot, on its own, direct this important event in the development of the male phenotype. Although the fetal ovary does not produce MIS, it has recently been shown that the granulosa cells of the young and adult

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Torsten B. M?ller,Emil Reifrnell. Subsequently, we published a full description of our findings (7–8). It was at this point that we asked the question: What ovarian factor might retard the growth of endothelial cells in vitro? In searching the literature we found a publication by Sato, et al., 1986, that described morphologic

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Torsten B. M?ller,Emil Reif mullerian duct regression (3–4). Testosterone can facilitate this activity of MIS, but cannot, on its own, direct this important event in the development of the male phenotype. Although the fetal ovary does not produce MIS, it has recently been shown that the granulosa cells of the young and adult

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Torsten B. M?ller,Emil Reifi, E. R. Stanley, unpublished observation), and, during pregnancy, by the cell of the mouse uterine epithelium (Bartocci et al. 1986; Pollard et al. 1987). Biologically active concentrations of CSF-1 are detected in serum (1 n.) and in various mouse tissues (Bartocci et al. 1986).

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Torsten B. M?ller,Emil Reifnd one of the central regulatory proteins involved in the control of acute-phase protein synthesis by the liver (Gauldie et al. 1987). Moreover, it has an important hematopoietic growth factor activity either by itself or in synergy with IL-3 (Ikebuchi et al. 1987; Wong et al. 1988).