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Aromatization of [4-14C]testosterone to [14C]estradiol-17 beta by testicular tissue from male-to-female transsexuals on estrogen therapy.

Archives of andrology - 1 Jan 2000

Gunasegaram R, Loganath A, Peh K L, Ratnam S S

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Abnormality in testicular biosynthesis of sex hormones may accompany or cause transsexualism. With a view to determine whether the cells of male transsexual testicular tissue possess aromatic cytochrome P-450 activity, homogenates of the tissue from 4 phenotypic male-to-female transsexuals (2 Chinese and 2 Malays, aged 23-34 years) with XY karyotype who had been on estrogen therapy for 9-17 years until...

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PMID: 8579473
DOI: 10.3109/01485019508987863

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