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Mechanisms of Steroid Action

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    Chapter 1 Anti-oestrophilin antibodies as probes for receptor structure and function
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    Chapter 2 Characterization of ‘native’ and ‘activated’ progesterone and oestrogen receptors from chick oviduct cytosol
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    Chapter 3 The structure and function of the progesterone receptor
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    Chapter 4 Effects of female sex hormones on human endometrium in relation to neoplasia
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    Chapter 5 Steroid hormones: blood-borne modulators of nerve cell properties and activity
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    Chapter 6 Steroids and the cells of the immune system
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    Chapter 7 Molecular mechanisms and mode of action of anti-inflammatory steroids
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    Chapter 8 Mechanism of steroid induced inhibition of arachidonate oxidation
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    Chapter 9 End-organ metabolism of oestrogens
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    Chapter 10 Control of androgen metabolism in the peripheral and central structures: physiological implications
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    Chapter 11 Steroid hormones—agonists and antagonists
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    Chapter 12 Biochemical and biological aspects of anti-oestrogen action
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    Chapter 13 The summing up
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Title
Mechanisms of Steroid Action
Published by
Palgrave, London, January 1981
DOI 10.1007/978-1-349-81345-2
ISBNs
978-1-349-81347-6, 978-1-349-81345-2
Editors

G. P. Lewis, M. Ginsburg

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