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Meanings of estrogen in inglés

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estrógeno

Primary female sex hormone in mammals, as well as a medication, is responsible for the development and regulation of the female reproductive system and secondary sex characteristics.

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Examples for "oestrogen"
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Several lines of evidence have implicated oestrogen pathways in this gender difference.
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The rationale was clear: the pills replaced the oestrogen women were losing.
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The hormone oestrogen rises causing aldosterone to retain water in the kidneys.
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After oestrogen-withdrawal monolayer cell number declined over 10 days, accompanied by cell detachment.
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Postmenopausal osteoporosis, resulting from oestrogen deficiency, is the most common type of osteoporosis.
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Whether estrogens are involved in mediating this association remains to be determined.
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Similar tendencies were observed in estrone plasma levels and urinary estrogens levels.
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Most local estrogens are still made from the urine of pregnant cows.
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Increased pregnancy estrogens may also lead to behavioral alterations in the offspring.
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We also examined whether these patients have elevated serum concentrations of estrogens.
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Lignans are a group of estrogenic compounds present in plants.
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Interestingly, E2 and estrogenic compounds showed distinct effects on the contractile activity of uterine cells.
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These results suggest that this sensor is applicable as a large-scale screening tool for estrogenic compounds.
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No concomitant changes in blood pressure were recorded during the cerebral effects of the estrogenic compounds.
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Therefore, these microcirculatory effects were due to direct actions of the estrogenic compounds on the cerebrovascular bed.
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Usage of estrogen in inglés
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However, the mechanisms of the estrogen-dependent and -independent pathways essentially remain unknown.
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The mechanism underlying the effect of estrogen, however, is not completely understood.
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Recent research revealed altered mineral distribution within sheep femora following estrogen deficiency.
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We, therefore, tested whether these estrogen treatments differed in their neuropsychological effects.
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Likely mechanisms include differences in diet, especially soy consumption, and estrogen metabolism.
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Particularly, local estrogen biosynthesis must be important for etiology of this disease.
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Previous studies indicate an important role for estrogen in memory and learning.
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However, only therapies including estrogen improved markers of fibrinolysis and vascular inflammation.
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The obvious potential explanation that sprung to mind was estrogen, Joosse said.
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Resistance to this treatment is often associated with estrogen-independent activation of ERalpha.
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Some doctors blame estrogen-like chemicals in the environment for girls' earlier development.
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Suppression by stress of estrogen synthesis and metabolism is a possible mechanism.
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Love wasn't really intending to enter into a discussion of estrogen chemistry.
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Several core estrogen centric genes were shared with traditional cell line models.
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The levels of estrogen in the breast increase when aromatase is overexpressed.
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Vaginal adenosis was found in nine cases, six of which were estrogen-related.
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