Dynamic changes in binding interaction networks of sex steroids establish their non-classical effects.

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István Horváth

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István M Ábrahám

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Mónika Bálint

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Norbert Jeszenői

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10.1038/S41598-017-14840-9

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Csaba Hetényi

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