Biosynthesis of prostaglandin in human decidua, amnion, chorion and villi.
Biosynthesis of prostaglandin in human decidua, amnion, chorion and villi.
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人蜕膜、羊膜、绒毛膜和绒毛中前列腺素的生物合成。
DOI：
10.1507/endocrj1954.24.343
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发表时间：
1977
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S. Sakamoto
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作者：
K. Kinoshita;K. Satoh;S. Sakamoto
Prostaglandins (PGs) possessing a variety of actions are virtually ubiquitous in animal tissues and have been reported to be formed in most human organs. Unlike the classical hormones, it seems likely that PGs act as local mediators or modulators of physiological functions at the site of production. To date, a number of tissues like skin (Jouvenaz et al., 1970; Zihog and Hsia, 1971), platelets (Hamberg et al., 1974; Smith et al., 1974), guinea pig lung (Pardes and Eling, 1974), etc. have been shown to produce PGs, which are thought to play some role in their respective physiological functions. The involvement of PGs in the process of human parturition and labor have been pointed out by the facts that the level of PGF2ƒ¿ in amniotic fluid during labor was
