The organizational and aromatization hypotheses apply to rapid, nonclassical hormone action: neonatal masculinization eliminates rapid estradiol action in female hippocampal neurons.
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The organizational and aromatization hypotheses apply to rapid, nonclassical hormone action: neonatal masculinization eliminates rapid estradiol action in female hippocampal neurons.
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The organizational and aromati ...... in female hippocampal neurons.
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Danielle D Grove
John Meitzen
Paul G Mermelstein
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10.1210/EN.2012-1525
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2012-08-03T00:00:00Z