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Hormonal induction of steroid sulphatase in the mouse | Cellular and Molecular Life Sciences
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By comparing steroid sulphatase levels per se, and also ratios to α-galactosidase, in 6 sets of mice — normal females, entire and castrated males both with and without exogenous testosterone administration — we obtained support for the contention that induction of this enzyme is in part controlled by male hormones.
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