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STRUCTURE, PROPERTIES AND SUBCELLULAR LOCALIZATION OF THE CHICK OVIDUCT PROGESTERONE RECEPTOR.

  • Jan Mester , Jean-Marie Gasc , Thierry Buchou , Jack-Michel Renoir , Irène Joab , Christine Radanyi , Nadine Binart , Maria-Grazia Catelli and Etienne-Emile Baulieu
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Molecular Mechanism of Steroid Hormone Action
This chapter is in the book Molecular Mechanism of Steroid Hormone Action

Chapters in this book

  1. I-VI I
  2. FOREWORD VII
  3. CONTENTS IX
  4. MOLECULAR ORGANIZATION OF THE ESTROGEN RECEPTOR SYSTEM 1
  5. STRUCTURE, PROPERTIES AND SUBCELLULAR LOCALIZATION OF THE CHICK OVIDUCT PROGESTERONE RECEPTOR. 31
  6. STUDIES OF THE SUBUNIT COMPOSITION OF THE 8.5S RABBIT UTERINE PROGESTIN RECEPTOR 61
  7. ALTERATIONS IN MOUSE GLUCOCORTICOID RECEPTOR STRUCTURE: EFFECTS OF VARIOUS HYDROLYTIC ENZYMES 85
  8. AFFINITY LABELING STEROIDS AS BIOLOGICALLY ACTIVE PROBES OF GLUCOCORTICOID RECEPTOR STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION 111
  9. THE PHYSIOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STRUCTURE OF GLUCOCORTICOID AND PROGRESTERONE RECEPTORS 141
  10. AN ALLOSTERIC REGULATORY MECHANISM FOR ESTROGEN RECEPTOR ACTIVATION 173
  11. SPECIFIC EFFECTS OF MONOVALENT CATIONS AND OF ADENINE NUCLEOTIDES ON GLUCOCORTICOID RECEPTOR ACTIVATION, AS STUDIED BY AQUEOUS TWO-PHASE PARTITIONING 199
  12. LOW-MOLECULAR-WEIGHT AND MACROMOLECULAR TRANSLOCATION MODULATORS AFFECTING THE BINDING OF ACTIVATED RECEPTOR-GLUCOCORTICOID COMPLEX TO NUCLEI, CHROMATIN, AND DNA 225
  13. THE IMPORTANT ROLE OF CYTOPLASMIC MODULATORS IN THE PATHWAY FOR STEROID RECEPTOR TO BE CONVERTED TO THE BIOLOGICALLY ACTIVE FORM. 249
  14. PHOSPHORYLATION ON TYROSINE OF THE 173-ESTRADIOL RECEPTOR 279
  15. PHOSPHORYLATION OF PROGESTERONE RECEPTOR 299
  16. PURIFICATION, ACTIVATION, AND PHOSPHORYLATION OF THE GLUCOCORTICOID RECEPTOR 309
  17. INTERACTION OF NUCLEOTIDES WITH STEROID HORMONE RECEPTORS 351
  18. STEROID HORMONE RECEPTOR DYNAMICS: THE KEY TO TISSUE RESPONSIVENESS 377
  19. AN ENDOGENOUS LIGAND FOR TYPE II BINDING SITES IN NORMAL AND NEOPLASTIC TISSUES 399
  20. REGULATION OF MAMMARY RESPONSIVENESS TO ESTROGEN: AN ANALYSIS OF DIFFERENCES BETWEEN MAMMARY GLAND AND THE UTERUS 413
  21. PROGESTERONE REGULATION OF NUCLEAR ESTROGEN RECEPTORS: EVIDENCE FOR A RECEPTOR REGULATORY FACTOR 437
  22. RECEPTORS AND BIOLOGICAL RESPONSES OF ESTROGENS, ANTIESTROGENS AND PROGESTERONE IN THE FETAL AND NEWBORN UTERUS 471
  23. STEROID RECEPTOR-DNA INTERACTIONS 505
  24. THE RAT PITUITARY ESTROGEN RECEPTOR: ROLE OF THE NUCLEAR RECEPTOR IN THE REGULATION OF TRANSCRIPTION OF THE PROLACTIN GENE AND THE NUCLEAR LOCALIZATION OF THE UNOCCUPIED RECEPTOR 539
  25. CHARACTERIZATION OF DIFFERENT FORMS OF THE ANDROGEN RECEPTOR AND THEIR INTERACTION WITH CONSTITUENTS OF CELL NUCLEI 563
  26. DIFFERENTIAL SENSITIVITY OF SPECIFIC GENES IN MOUSE KIDNEY TO ANDROGENS AND ANTIANDROGENS 587
  27. MOLECULAR PHARMACOLOGY OF TAMOXIFEN; AN ANTIESTROGEN WITH ANTITUMOR PROPERTIES IN ANIMALS AND MAN 603
  28. STUDIES ON GLUCOCORTICOID RECEPTORS IN NORMAL AND NEOPLASTIC RODENT AND HUMAN LEUKOCYTES: STRUCTURE, DEGRADATION, KINETICS OF FORMATION AND ACTIVATION 637
  29. PROGESTIN TREATMENT, PROGESTERONE RECEPTORS, AND BREAST CANCER 659
  30. STEROID HORMONES, RECEPTORS AND NEUROTRANSMITTERS 701
  31. THE STEROID RECEPTOR OF ACHLYA AMBISEXUALIS 733
  32. THE RECEPTOR FOR 2,3,7,8-TETRACHLORODIBENZO-P-DIOXIN: SIMILARITIES AND DISSIMILARITIES WITH STEROID HORMONE RECEPTORS 755
  33. SEPARATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF ISOFORMS OF STEROID HORMONE RECEPTORS USING HIGH PERFORMANCE LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY 791
  34. AUTHOR INDEX 815
  35. SUBJECT INDEX 817
  36. 825-828 825
https://doi.org/10.1515/9783110885026.31

Chapters in this book

  1. I-VI I
  2. FOREWORD VII
  3. CONTENTS IX
  4. MOLECULAR ORGANIZATION OF THE ESTROGEN RECEPTOR SYSTEM 1
  5. STRUCTURE, PROPERTIES AND SUBCELLULAR LOCALIZATION OF THE CHICK OVIDUCT PROGESTERONE RECEPTOR. 31
  6. STUDIES OF THE SUBUNIT COMPOSITION OF THE 8.5S RABBIT UTERINE PROGESTIN RECEPTOR 61
  7. ALTERATIONS IN MOUSE GLUCOCORTICOID RECEPTOR STRUCTURE: EFFECTS OF VARIOUS HYDROLYTIC ENZYMES 85
  8. AFFINITY LABELING STEROIDS AS BIOLOGICALLY ACTIVE PROBES OF GLUCOCORTICOID RECEPTOR STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION 111
  9. THE PHYSIOLOGICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STRUCTURE OF GLUCOCORTICOID AND PROGRESTERONE RECEPTORS 141
  10. AN ALLOSTERIC REGULATORY MECHANISM FOR ESTROGEN RECEPTOR ACTIVATION 173
  11. SPECIFIC EFFECTS OF MONOVALENT CATIONS AND OF ADENINE NUCLEOTIDES ON GLUCOCORTICOID RECEPTOR ACTIVATION, AS STUDIED BY AQUEOUS TWO-PHASE PARTITIONING 199
  12. LOW-MOLECULAR-WEIGHT AND MACROMOLECULAR TRANSLOCATION MODULATORS AFFECTING THE BINDING OF ACTIVATED RECEPTOR-GLUCOCORTICOID COMPLEX TO NUCLEI, CHROMATIN, AND DNA 225
  13. THE IMPORTANT ROLE OF CYTOPLASMIC MODULATORS IN THE PATHWAY FOR STEROID RECEPTOR TO BE CONVERTED TO THE BIOLOGICALLY ACTIVE FORM. 249
  14. PHOSPHORYLATION ON TYROSINE OF THE 173-ESTRADIOL RECEPTOR 279
  15. PHOSPHORYLATION OF PROGESTERONE RECEPTOR 299
  16. PURIFICATION, ACTIVATION, AND PHOSPHORYLATION OF THE GLUCOCORTICOID RECEPTOR 309
  17. INTERACTION OF NUCLEOTIDES WITH STEROID HORMONE RECEPTORS 351
  18. STEROID HORMONE RECEPTOR DYNAMICS: THE KEY TO TISSUE RESPONSIVENESS 377
  19. AN ENDOGENOUS LIGAND FOR TYPE II BINDING SITES IN NORMAL AND NEOPLASTIC TISSUES 399
  20. REGULATION OF MAMMARY RESPONSIVENESS TO ESTROGEN: AN ANALYSIS OF DIFFERENCES BETWEEN MAMMARY GLAND AND THE UTERUS 413
  21. PROGESTERONE REGULATION OF NUCLEAR ESTROGEN RECEPTORS: EVIDENCE FOR A RECEPTOR REGULATORY FACTOR 437
  22. RECEPTORS AND BIOLOGICAL RESPONSES OF ESTROGENS, ANTIESTROGENS AND PROGESTERONE IN THE FETAL AND NEWBORN UTERUS 471
  23. STEROID RECEPTOR-DNA INTERACTIONS 505
  24. THE RAT PITUITARY ESTROGEN RECEPTOR: ROLE OF THE NUCLEAR RECEPTOR IN THE REGULATION OF TRANSCRIPTION OF THE PROLACTIN GENE AND THE NUCLEAR LOCALIZATION OF THE UNOCCUPIED RECEPTOR 539
  25. CHARACTERIZATION OF DIFFERENT FORMS OF THE ANDROGEN RECEPTOR AND THEIR INTERACTION WITH CONSTITUENTS OF CELL NUCLEI 563
  26. DIFFERENTIAL SENSITIVITY OF SPECIFIC GENES IN MOUSE KIDNEY TO ANDROGENS AND ANTIANDROGENS 587
  27. MOLECULAR PHARMACOLOGY OF TAMOXIFEN; AN ANTIESTROGEN WITH ANTITUMOR PROPERTIES IN ANIMALS AND MAN 603
  28. STUDIES ON GLUCOCORTICOID RECEPTORS IN NORMAL AND NEOPLASTIC RODENT AND HUMAN LEUKOCYTES: STRUCTURE, DEGRADATION, KINETICS OF FORMATION AND ACTIVATION 637
  29. PROGESTIN TREATMENT, PROGESTERONE RECEPTORS, AND BREAST CANCER 659
  30. STEROID HORMONES, RECEPTORS AND NEUROTRANSMITTERS 701
  31. THE STEROID RECEPTOR OF ACHLYA AMBISEXUALIS 733
  32. THE RECEPTOR FOR 2,3,7,8-TETRACHLORODIBENZO-P-DIOXIN: SIMILARITIES AND DISSIMILARITIES WITH STEROID HORMONE RECEPTORS 755
  33. SEPARATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF ISOFORMS OF STEROID HORMONE RECEPTORS USING HIGH PERFORMANCE LIQUID CHROMATOGRAPHY 791
  34. AUTHOR INDEX 815
  35. SUBJECT INDEX 817
  36. 825-828 825
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