1969
DOI: 10.1007/bf01725683
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Zur Wirkung von Oestradiol und Progesteron auf die Porphyrinsynthese in Leberzellkulturen

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“…The studies of Granick (1966), Doss (1969) and of other authors suggest that oestrogens are porphyrogenic in chicken embryos. Repeatedly reproduced studies (Ippen, Aust & Goerz, 1972;Simon, Berk6 & Dobozy, 1973) with experimental porphyria after hexachlorobenzene administration in rats (with a latent or with a manifest form of the disease) have proved that oestrogens can aggravate liver disorders either by rapidly producing manifest porphyric changes or by worsening existing ones.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 91%
“…The studies of Granick (1966), Doss (1969) and of other authors suggest that oestrogens are porphyrogenic in chicken embryos. Repeatedly reproduced studies (Ippen, Aust & Goerz, 1972;Simon, Berk6 & Dobozy, 1973) with experimental porphyria after hexachlorobenzene administration in rats (with a latent or with a manifest form of the disease) have proved that oestrogens can aggravate liver disorders either by rapidly producing manifest porphyric changes or by worsening existing ones.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 91%
“…Earlier investigations revealed that porphyrin biosynthesis is enhanced by exogenous estradiol, progesteron or other steroids in liver cell cultures of chick embryos (Doss 1969). In healthy women an influence on coproporphyrin isomer composition with increase of isomer I by high dose hormonal oral contraceptives was reported (Koskelo, Eisalo and Toivonen 1966).…”
Section: Introdutionmentioning
confidence: 99%