Hormone receptors in mammary gland and the mechanisms of hormone action at the cellular level.
Hormone receptors in mammary gland and the mechanisms of hormone action at the cellular level.
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乳腺激素受体和细胞水平激素作用机制。
DOI:
10.1007/978-3-642-81389-4_6
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发表时间:
1980
影响因子:
2.7
通讯作者:
I. Hart
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作者:
A. T. Cowie;I. Forsyth;I. Hart
The mammary gland is a target tissue for steroid and polypeptide hormones, but we still know relatively little about how these hormones deliver their messages (directing proliferation, differentiation and the control of milk synthesis and secretion) to the mammary cells. Interaction between a hormone and its target tissue is mediated by hormone-specific binding sites located in membranes, cytosol or nuclei. This is an area of active research and rapid development, and is under constant review. Much of the stimulus to research, particularly on steroid hormone binding to mammary tissue, has come from potential applications in clinical assessment of breast cancer (see McGuire et al., 1977). Mammary tumours in the rat have also been extensively studied (see Leung, 1978). This work is, however, outside the scope of this book and will be referred to only where it reflects on the function of normal mammary gland.