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MCF-7 cell cytosol
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2 Results for "MCF-7 cell cytosol" in MCE Product Catalog:
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Chlormadinone acetate is a progestogen with potent progestogenic activity and antiandrogenic effects. Chlormadinone acetate acts on glucocorticoid receptor, progesterone receptor, androgen receptor, and GABAA receptor. Chlormadinone acetate induces endometrial proliferation in estrogen-pretreated rabbits, inhibits testosterone-stimulated growth of the prostate and seminal vesicles in castrated rats, and reduces the thymus and adrenal weights in juvenile rats. Chlormadinone acetate is applicable to research related to diseases such as depression and reproductive metabolic disorders .
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CAS No.: 86111-11-7
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D 15414 is an estrogen receptor ligand and the hydroxylated metabolite of Zindoxifene (HY-106056). D 15414 binds to estrogen receptors and mediates estrogen-like cellular responses. D 15414 stimulates prolactin production, progesterone receptor synthesis and cancer cell proliferation. D 15414 inhibits the growth of hormone-dependent human breast cancer cells. D 15414 can be used in research related to breast cancer and hormone-dependent human breast cancer .
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