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11th European Congress of Endocrinology

Poster Presentations

Steroid Receptors

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ea0020p668 | Steroid Receptors

Increased fat mass in androgen receptor knockout mice is caused by decreased physical activity with no change in food consumption

ea0020p669 | Steroid Receptors

Androgen receptor gene CAG(n) repeat polymorphism and coronary artery disease (CAD) in women

ea0020p670 | Steroid Receptors

Association study of the estrogen receptor alfa gene polymorphism and age-dependent endocrine changes in a Romanian population

ea0020p671 | Steroid Receptors

Effect of the androgen receptor gene GGN repeat polymorphism on serum testosterone levels in healthy men

ea0020p672 | Steroid Receptors

ACTH-independent Cushing’s syndrome in pregnancy with normal adrenal glands: ectopic receptors to chorionic gonadotrophin hormone (HCG)?

ea0020p673 | Steroid Receptors

Non-classical rapid effects of glucocorticoids on the beta cell function in response to glucose in healthy men

ea0020p674 | Steroid Receptors

Calculated free testosterone as ‘gold standard’ for diagnosis of hypogonadism among HIV-infected men

ea0020p675 | Steroid Receptors

Rat female derived adipose tissues respond to estrogens and vitamin D metabolites of in vivo

ea0020p676 | Steroid Receptors

Androgen insensitivity in the genesis of the mild penile size abnormalities in young belarussian men

ea0020p677 | Steroid Receptors

Effects of seocalcitol, TTNPB, phytol or their combinations on MNU-induced carcinogenesis of mammary gland and nuclear receptors expression in mammary tumours of female Sprague-Dawley rats

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