Titlebook: Estrogen — Mystery Drug for the Brain?; The Neuroprotective Christian Behl Book 2001 Springer-Verlag/Wien 2001 Alzheimer.HRT.Hormone.Menop

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Estrogen acts via receptors,itated or enhanced uptake process would introduce an additional level of regulation of estrogen activity since it would be the “transport-protein” that controls the entry of the steroids into the cells.

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,“Non-classical” activities of estrogen,tly used in cell culture experiments to inhibit the latter processes. These series of events are called “classical”, genomic, or delayed since the response takes some time due to the protein syntheis occurring in the cell (transcription and translation).

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Deep Play: Notes on the Balinese Cockfightntral nervous system (eNS). The activity of the sex hormone estrogen — and this applies to some extent to the male sex hormone te stosterone, too — is neither restricted to th e sex organs nor to sex function and sex behavior.

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Eunkook M. Suh,Ed Diener,John A. Updegraffstasis. Can estrogen protect neurons against life-threatening challenges? Should estrogen be applied for prevention, for treatment of disease and if, when should this be done? Can estrogen be used just like an immunization against a viral infection to protect against disorders that are known to be associated with an estrogen-deficit?

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Studies in Russia and East Europeect against pathogenetic processes, will identify novel targets of pharmaceutical intervention. Next the currently discussed mechanisms that may mediate estrogen’s direct protective effect in neuronal systems are presented and discussed.

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