| estrogen receptor |
A cellular protein that binds hormones, found on nearly all cell types,but particularly in estrogen-sensitive tissues like those in the uterus and the breast. The weak estrogenic qualities of soy isoflavones may function as antiestrogens because they can compete with endogenous estrogen for binding to estrogen receptors. In doing so, they block the more potent endogenous estrogens from exerting their effect. ...
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| estrogen receptor |
protein inside certain cells that binds to estrogen
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| estrone |
A breakdown product of estradiol, with considerably less biologic activity than estradiol itself.
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| estrogen |
hormones responsible for the menstrual cycle and other female characteristics.
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| estrogen |
Any of several natural or synthetic substances created by the ovaries and placenta in women that stimulates female sex characteristics, and promotes bone growth. Also used in estrogen-deficient women to treat disorders.
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