Human Models of aromatase deficiency

CARANI, Cesare; ZIRILLI, Lucia; ROCHIRA, Vincenzo

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Human Models of aromatase deficiency

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Conference object 01 Jan 2006 Italy English Publisher:12th International Congress on Hormonal Steroids and Hormones & Cancer

Authors: CARANI, Cesare; ZIRILLI, Lucia; ROCHIRA, Vincenzo;

handle: 11380/979725

Human Models of aromatase deficiency

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Abstract

The phenotypes of aromatase deficiency suggest the physiological role of estrogens on the skeleton, on pituitary function, on the reproductive system and on glucose metabolism

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Italy

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University of Modena and Reggio Emilia
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Keywords

Aromatase Deficiency; oestrogen deficiency / oestrogen resistance / aromatase deficiency / oestrogen insensitivity / oestrogen in men; Eunuchoid skeleton; eunuchoid body proportions; INSULIN RESISTANCE; Bone maturation; unfused epiphyses; male osteoporosis; BMD; male infertility; dyslipidemia; METABOLIC SYNDROME; Gonadotropins

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