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Control of biosynthesis and post-transcriptional modification of the progesterone receptor.

Biology of reproduction - 1 Feb 1992

Chauchereau A, Savouret J F, Milgrom E

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The rabbit progesterone receptor undergoes dual regulation at the level of transcription: positive by estrogens and negative by progestins. The two aspects of this regulation are mediated by a single intragenic estrogen-responsive element. Estrogen receptor binding to this element has been demonstrated but progestin down-regulation does not proceed through DNA binding of the progesterone receptor. This result...

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PMID: 1536892
DOI: 10.1095/biolreprod46.2.174

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