Endocrine Abstracts

The androgen receptor (AR) is required for the development of the male phenotype and traits. Some compounds, including diphenylethers and diphenylamines, inhibit AR activity by binding to a surface cleft named binding function 3 (BF-3). Such inhibitors bind by hydrophobic interactions between the two phenyl groups and the BF-3 site. A similar diphenyl group structure is found in 4,4′ DDT, 4,4′ DDE, 4,4′ DDD, and 2,4′ DDD, whic...

The androgen receptor (AR) is required for the development of the male phenotype and traits. Some compounds, including diphenylethers and diphenylamines, inhibit AR activity by binding to a surface cleft named binding function 3 (BF-3). Such inhibitors bind by hydrophobic interactions between the two phenyl groups and the BF-3 site. A similar diphenyl group structure is found in 4,4′ DDT, 4,4′ DDE, 4,4′ DDD, and 2,4′ DDD, whic...