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Thankyou will read into itExemestan itself is structurally related to 4-androstenedione, but its metabolites are what really have these androgenic properties.
17-Hydroexemestane is a metabolite of Exemestan and an androgen.
"17-Hydroexemestane down-regulated ERalpha protein levels at high concentrations in a cell type-specific manner similarly as 17beta-estradiol, and increased AR protein accumulation at low concentrations in both cell types similarly as R1881"
Exemestane's 17-hydroxylated metabolite exerts biological effects as an androgen - PubMed
Aromatase inhibitors (AI) are being evaluated as long-term adjuvant therapies and chemopreventives in breast cancer. However, there are concerns about bone mineral density loss in an estrogen-free environment. Unlike nonsteroidal AIs, the steroidal AI exemestane may exert beneficial effects on...
I'm so confused rnExemestan itself is structurally related to 4-androstenedione, but its metabolites are what really have these androgenic properties.
17-Hydroexemestane is a metabolite of Exemestan and an androgen.
"17-Hydroexemestane down-regulated ERalpha protein levels at high concentrations in a cell type-specific manner similarly as 17beta-estradiol, and increased AR protein accumulation at low concentrations in both cell types similarly as R1881"
Exemestane's 17-hydroxylated metabolite exerts biological effects as an androgen - PubMed
Aromatase inhibitors (AI) are being evaluated as long-term adjuvant therapies and chemopreventives in breast cancer. However, there are concerns about bone mineral density loss in an estrogen-free environment. Unlike nonsteroidal AIs, the steroidal AI exemestane may exert beneficial effects on...
When your body processes exemestane, it produces 17-hydroexemestane (an androgen) acting like dht. In simple terms correct me if I’m wrong tho
Would ru-58841 + minox help also why do only some people experience hair loss from it? As I’m I’m not prone to hairloss or balding I didn’t know if this would have an effect on how bad it isExemestan itself is structurally related to 4-androstenedione, but its metabolites are what really have these androgenic properties.
17-Hydroexemestane is a metabolite of Exemestan and an androgen.
"17-Hydroexemestane down-regulated ERalpha protein levels at high concentrations in a cell type-specific manner similarly as 17beta-estradiol, and increased AR protein accumulation at low concentrations in both cell types similarly as R1881"
Exemestane's 17-hydroxylated metabolite exerts biological effects as an androgen - PubMed
Aromatase inhibitors (AI) are being evaluated as long-term adjuvant therapies and chemopreventives in breast cancer. However, there are concerns about bone mineral density loss in an estrogen-free environment. Unlike nonsteroidal AIs, the steroidal AI exemestane may exert beneficial effects on...
I'm wondering how I got mentioned
Oh idk I’ve been mentioned recently to random threads aswell
Maybe beacuse e2 play a big role on your hair bruh? E2 balance your hair follicles and when you disturb it you damage your hair
Every ai effects e2 hence why I asked my question on why asin specifically was worse for hair and it was answered
well I guess spamming the verification badges requests will work at some pointExemestan itself is structurally related to 4-androstenedione, but its metabolites are what really have these androgenic properties.
17-Hydroexemestane is a metabolite of Exemestan and an androgen.
"17-Hydroexemestane down-regulated ERalpha protein levels at high concentrations in a cell type-specific manner similarly as 17beta-estradiol, and increased AR protein accumulation at low concentrations in both cell types similarly as R1881"
Exemestane's 17-hydroxylated metabolite exerts biological effects as an androgen - PubMed
Aromatase inhibitors (AI) are being evaluated as long-term adjuvant therapies and chemopreventives in breast cancer. However, there are concerns about bone mineral density loss in an estrogen-free environment. Unlike nonsteroidal AIs, the steroidal AI exemestane may exert beneficial effects on...
