Androgen/androgen receptor pathway regulates expression of the genes for cyclooxygenase-2 and amphiregulin in periovulatory granulosa cells
Authors:
- Takashi YazawaTYTakashi Yazawa
- Shinya KawabeSKShinya Kawabe
- Masafumi KannoMKMasafumi Kanno
- Tetsuya MizutaniTMTetsuya Mizutani
- Yoshitaka ImamichiYIYoshitaka Imamichi
- Yunfeng JuYJYunfeng Ju
- Takehiro MatsumuraTMTakehiro Matsumura
- Yukiko YamazakiYYYukiko Yamazaki
- Yoko UsamiYUYoko Usami
- Mayu KuribayashiMKMayu Kuribayashi
- Masayuki ShimadaMSMasayuki Shimada
- Takeshi KitanoTKTakeshi Kitano
- 1 April 2013
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Molecular and Cellular Endocrinology
- Vol. 369 (1-2) , 42-51
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