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Estrogen receptor modulation of some polyphenols extracted from Daucus carota as a probable mechanism for antifertility effect: An in silico study

2020-05-20

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The seeds of Daucus carota, traditionally used by women in many countries to prevent conception, were proved to have negative impact on reproductive hormone levels as well as on the estrous cycles in albino mice affecting the fertility status. This study is an attempt to investigate the possible role of polyphenols present in the seeds in hampering the reproductive processes. The Molecular Docking, Molecular Dynam...

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10.1142/s0219633620410047
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