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  • Aromatase inhibitor
    ...ree AIs are approved by the FDA<ref>[http://www.cancernet.gov/cancertopics/aromatase-inhibitors CancerNet]</ref> :
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  • Aromatase inhibitors
    #REDIRECT [[Aromatase inhibitor]]
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  • Talk:Aromatase inhibitors
    #REDIRECT [[Talk:Aromatase inhibitor]]
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  • Aromatase inhibitors/Definition
    #REDIRECT [[Aromatase inhibitor/Definition]]
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  • Template:Aromatase/Metadata
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  • Aromatase/External Links
    * [http://www.cancernet.gov/cancertopics/aromatase-inhibitors aromatase-inhibitors at CancerNet]
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  • Template:Aromatase inhibitors/Metadata
    #REDIRECT [[Template:Aromatase inhibitor/Metadata]]
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  • Template:Aromatase inhibitor/Metadata
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  • Aromatase inhibitor/Related Articles
    Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Aromatase inhibitor]]. Needs checking by a human. {{r|Aromatase}}
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  • Aromatase
    ...age|Aromatase CytP450 with androstenedione.png|right|350px|Human placental aromatase bound to ligands [[androstenedione]] (cyan) and [[heme]] (yellow). Coordina '''Aromatase''', the 503-amino acid long [[protein]] product of the ''CYP19A1'' [[gene]]
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  • Testosterone/Related Articles
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  • Enzyme/Related Articles
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  • Aromatase/Related Articles
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  • Androstenedione/Related Articles
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  • Heme/Related Articles
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  • Steroid/Related Articles
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  • Tamoxifen
    Until the introduction of the [[aromatase inhibitor]]s, tamoxifen was the gold standard for chemotherapy of [[breast
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  • Talk:Alternative medicine (theories)/Bibliography
    ...lf-limiting. For example, in some of the most recent breast cancer trials, aromatase inhibitors were compared with the existing "gold standard", tamoxifen. The
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  • Protein/Related Articles
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  • Testosterone
    ...mones. In the brain, testosterone can also be metabolised (by the enzyme [[aromatase]])to produce [[oestrogen]]. Testosterone has a negative feedback effect on
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  • Drugs banned from the Olympics/Citable Version
    ...erdependent biosynthetic pathways and hormone-receptor interactions, all [[aromatase inhibitor]]s, including but not limited to, [[anastrozole]], [[letrozole]],
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  • World Anti-Doping Agency
    ...erdependent biosynthetic pathways and hormone-receptor interactions, all [[aromatase inhibitor]]s, including but not limited to, [[anastrozole]], [[letrozole]],
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  • Health consequences of obesity/Bibliography
    ...duction that occurs at the menopause may lead to an increase in peripheral aromatase activity. Understanding the role of endogenous estrogen metabolites in reg Simpson ER. Role of aromatase in sex steroid action. Journal of Molecular Endocrinology (2000);25: 149-15
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  • Talk:Drugs banned from the Olympics/Draft
    Hormone antagonists and modulators: Needs some physiology (why ban aromatase inhibitors?)
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  • Health consequences of obesity
    ...aromatization of circulating [[testosterone]]s, catalysed by the enzyme [[aromatase]]. This occurs at many sites throughout the body, including in adipose tiss ...te of oestrogen production <ref name=Simpson2000>Simpson ER (2000) Role of aromatase in sex steroid action. ''J Mol Endocrinol'' 25:149-56</ref>.
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  • User talk:Approval Manager/Archive 1
    Hormone antagonists and modulators: Needs some physiology (why ban aromatase inhibitors?)
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  • Hypothalamus
    ...to ([[estradiol]])<ref>This conversion is by [[aromatisation]]; the enzyme aromatase is expressed in specific neuronal populations</ref>, which is the main acti
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  • Talk:Breast cancer/Archive 1
    ...ation has only redlinks. There is no detailed discussion of the issues of aromatase inhibitors vs. tamoxifen in pre- and post-menopausal patients.
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  • Steroid
    ...lest class of steroids, the estrogens, are biosynthesized, by the enzyme [[aromatase]], from the androgens by loss of the C-19 <math>\beta</math>-methyl group,
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  • Adipocyte
    ...cated in breast and [[endometrial cancer]]s. Estrogen is produced by the [[aromatase]] enzyme which is present in many tissues including adipose tissue. The pro
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  • Breast cancer
    ...drostenedione]] and [[testosterone]] (which can be directly converted by [[aromatase]] to the estrogens [[estrone]] and [[estradiol]], respectively). Increased ...lized, with possible adjuvant hormonal therapy (with [[tamoxifen]] or an [[aromatase inhibitor]]), [[chemotherapy]], and/or [[radiotherapy]]. At present, the tr
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  • Talk:Homeopathy/Archive 5
    ...ter efficacy, to the standard treatment, from the 5-drug Cooper regimen to aromatase inhibitors. [[User:Howard C. Berkowitz|Howard C. Berkowitz]] 03:32, 15 Octo
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  • Talk:Homeopathy/Archive 1
    ...he same criteria as would an article on, for example, the statement that [[aromatase inhibitor]]s are more effective in breast cancer than [[tamoxifen]]. It wou
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  • Talk:Homeopathy/Archive 9
    ...hibitor]]s. Most of these trials, incidentally, were stopped early and the aromatase inhibitors offered to all patients, as their superiority was judged, by ind
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  • Talk:Homeopathy/Archive 13
    ...fective in patients with that characteristic, and the others should get an aromatase inhibitor, the standard of care. Given there is a treatment, a placebo cont
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  • Talk:Homeopathy/Archive 14
    :If she had the same diagnosis today, she'd probably go on [[aromatase inhibitor]]s with [[tamoxifen]] as a backup, the drug choice in part being
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