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CONTENTS
Introduction
Biological inactivation and metabolism of oestrogens in the normal liver of animals
Biological inactivation and metabolism of oestrogens in the damaged liver of animals
Biological inactivation and metabolism of oestrogens in the normal human liver
The role of conjugation of oestrogens in their biological inactivation
Role of the enterohepatic circulation in the biological inactivation and metabolism of oestrogens in human subjects
Oestrogen metabolism in human subjects with liver disease
Studies in vitro
Studies on urinary excretion of oestrogens using biological and chemical methods
Studies on the biological effects of oestrogens on the vaginal smear and urinary sediment in liver disease
Studies on the mechanism leading to increased oestrogen excretion and to symptoms of increased oestrogen activity in the organism
The relation of the disturbed metabolism of oestrogens to the clinical symptoms seen in liver disease
Conclusions
References
INTRODUCTION
The nature of the changes in oestrogen metabolism in liver
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Introduction The global increase in obesity has led to an increased focus on understanding the regulation of lipid metabolism. Obesity is associated with insulin resistance, hyperlipidaemia, non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD), type 2 diabetes
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