Mechanistic studies on C-19 demethylation in oestrogen biosynthesis (Q28367829)

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Mechanistic studies on C-19 demethylation in oestrogen biosynthesis (English)

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estrogen

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M Akhtar

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M R Calder

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D L Corina

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J N Wright

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English

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1 March 1982

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Biochemical Journal

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201

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3

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569-80

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Unusually facile aromatization of 2 beta-hydroxy-19-oxo-4-androstene-3, 17-dione to estrone. Implications in estrogen biosynthesis

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Conversion of 19-hydroxy-delta 4-androstene-3,17-dione to estrone by endocrine tissue

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Biological aromatization of steroids

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10.1042/BJ2010569

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1163683

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PubMed publication ID

7092812

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16105864

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