ESTRADIOL AND PROGESTERONE RECEPTORS IN HUMAN-ENDOMETRIUM - NORMAL AND ABNORMAL MENSTRUAL CYCLES AND EARLY-PREGNANCY
ESTRADIOL AND PROGESTERONE RECEPTORS IN HUMAN-ENDOMETRIUM - NORMAL AND ABNORMAL MENSTRUAL CYCLES AND EARLY-PREGNANCY
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DOI:
10.1016/0002-9378(80)91018-2
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发表时间:
1980-01-01
影响因子:
9.8
通讯作者:
EYCHENNE, B
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作者:
LEVY, C;ROBEL, P;EYCHENNE, B
During the preovulatory phase the cytoplasmic estradiol [E2] receptor sites do not change while the nuclear receptor sites more than double. Cytoplasmic E2 receptor sites decrease very early in the secretory phase, whereas the decrease in nuclear sites occurs later. Cytoplasmic progesterone [P] receptor sites more than double during the preovulatory phase and show a large decrease immediately after ovulation, when the concentration of nuclear receptor is at its highest. Thus the total cellular concentrations of both E2 and P receptors are lowest in the late secretory phase. They are positively correlated with the concentration of plasma E2 only during the proliferative phase. The concentration of cytoplasmic P receptor is negatively correlated with 17.beta.-hydroxysteroid oxidoreductase activity during the secretory phase. In anovulatory cycles the concentrations of E2 and P receptors are high, similar to those of the late proliferative phase. Luteal insufficiency is characterized by a very low concentration of E2 receptor. Early pregnancy endometrium (8-10 wk gestation) is characterized by a large concentration of P receptor, exceeding those of any period of the menstrual cycle.