Abstract Changes in plasma androgen levels in asthmatic men may be linked to asthma
severity, seemingly acting through nongenomic and genomic effects. Nongenomic effects …

LNCaP cells are derived from a metastatic lesion of human prostate adenocarcinoma. They
express the classical androgen receptor (AR) and ZIP9, a Zn 2+ transporter that also binds …

A growing body of literature suggests that testosterone (T) rapidly modulates behavior in a
context-specific manner. However, the timescales in which T can rapidly mediate distinct …

Delta/Serrate/LAG-2 (DSL) proteins, which serve as ligands for Notch receptors, mediate
direct cell–cell interactions involved in the determination of cell fate and functioning. The …

Although classical and non-classical signaling of testosterone has been documented in
several investigations, the nature of the receptor involved in the non-classical pathway …

Melanoma and most other cancers occur more frequently and have worse prognosis in
males compared with females. Although sex steroids are thought to be involved, classical …

While androgens have been reported to mediate cardiovascular endothelial cell
proliferation, the potential involvement of membrane androgen receptors (mAR) has not …

Hypoxia exposure causes endocrine disruption in croaker resulting in impairment of ovarian
growth and oocyte development, but the effects of hypoxia on non-classical steroid actions …

Excess testosterone levels affect up to 20% of the female population worldwide and are a
key component in the pathogenesis of polycystic ovary syndrome. However, little is known …

Recent studies show that androgen-induced apoptosis in Atlantic croaker primary granulosa
and theca (G/T) cells and in human breast and prostate cancer cell lines is mediated by the …