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Female sex hormone.

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Low testosterone in men is often accompanied by increased levels of estradiol. 
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Thus, the stress-induced increase in apical dendritic material in females is estradiol-dependent. 
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The results were compared with those obtained with similar concentrations of 17beta-estradiol. 
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C-peptide and free estradiol also correlated positively, but only among postmenopausal women. 
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Preterm infants are removed abruptly from this estradiol and progesterone rich environment. 
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Testosterone in males and estradiol in females modulate thyroid growth through TSH. 
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Direct addition of estradiol to extracts of control animals did not increase chemotaxis. 
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All treatment groups exhibited low endogenous 17β-estradiol levels at the time of testing. 
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Mean serum estrone and estradiol levels were similar before and during T treatment. 
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In contrast, prenatal exposure to androgens compromised the positive feedback effects of estradiol. 
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Corticosterone appears to have an opposite effect to that of estradiol. 
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In postmenopausal women only, estradiol increased with increasing body mass index. 
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Until recently, 17beta-estradiol was thought to be of little importance in male fertility. 
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These tumors were estrogen receptor negative and showed no mitogenic response to estradiol. 
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A continuous BL was observed in healthy follicles treated with estradiol and FSH. 
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This effect was not reversible by estradiol, indicating an estrogen-receptor-independent mechanism. 
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