Changes in cytosol and nuclear progesterone receptor concentrations in the rabbit uterus and their relation to induction of progesterone-regulated uteroglobin.
Changes in cytosol and nuclear progesterone receptor concentrations in the rabbit uterus and their relation to induction of progesterone-regulated uteroglobin.
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兔子宫中胞质和核孕酮受体浓度的变化及其与孕酮调节子宫珠蛋白诱导的关系。
DOI:
10.1016/0006-291x(79)91112-4
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发表时间:
1979
影响因子:
3.1
通讯作者:
O. Jänne
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作者:
V. Isomaa;H. Isotalo;M. Orava;T. Torkkeli;O. Jänne
To study the relation between steroid receptor concentrations and biological response, we measured cytosol and nuclear progesterone receptors from rabbit uterus under different experimental conditions, and compared receptor values with induction of uteroglobin, a progesterone-regulated protein. A 5-day progesterone treatment (1 mg/kg per day) reduced the nuclear receptor content by 40%, slightly elevated cytosol receptor levels and increased uteroglobin content 3000-fold. Estradiol and tamoxifen altered progesterone-induced changes in the receptor and uteroglobin values: cytosol and nuclear receptors rose significantly, but uteroglobin induction declined markedly, when progesterone treatment was supplemented with estradiol or tamoxifen. A 50% inhibition of progesterone action on uteroglobin synthesis was achieved with 1 μg/kg of estradiol per day. Thus under certain conditions, there is a clear disparity between steroid receptor levels and biological response.