… Most if the actions if estrogens appear to be exerted through the estrogen receptor (ER) if
target cells, an intracellular receptor that is a member if a lat;Re supeifamily if proteins, which …

… describe the mechanism of estrogen action, including the estrogen receptor, cofactors, and
response elements as well as the mechanism of selective estrogen receptor modulators and …

… the estrogen receptor (ER) molecule decades ago, the mechanism of estrogen (E) action in
… At the core, our understanding of the basic mechanism has remained the same, however, the …

… We also describe mechanisms of cross-talk between signaling cascades … estrogen receptors.
Finally, we discuss natural compounds that are able to target specific estrogen receptors …

… of estrogens and the mechanisms through which estrogens … estrogen receptors had been
inactivated and we thought that we were about to understand the role of estrogen receptors in …

Estrogens exert profound effects on the physiology of diverse target cells and these effects
appear to be mediated by two estrogen receptor (ER) subtypes, ERα and ERβ. We have …

… E 2 elicits its effects via the estrogen receptor (ER), which functions as a ligand-activated …
One group of hosts receiving E2 was also treated with the estrogen receptor antagonist ICI …

… also estrogens as soon as they bind to ER. Since an androgen can produce a … estrogenic
effect when complexed to the estrogen receptor, these observations suggest that the receptor …

… of two estrogen receptors, α and β, in our attempts to understand the role of estrogen receptors
in physiology and pathology, and to explain the pharmacology of estrogens, antiestrogens…

… of estrogen action in the growth and normal function of the female reproductive tract. The
primary role of estrogens in these … of the molecular mechanism of action of estrogen receptors. …