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The Fate of Testosterone in the Human.

Ralph I. Dorfman

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Abstract

The conversion of testosterone to etiocholan-3(α)-ol-17-one in addition to androsterone in the human has been confirmed. It has been demonstrated that the conversion of testosterone to androsterone may take place in the complete absence of the testis.

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The conversion of testosterone to etiocholan-3(α)-ol-17-one in addition to androsterone in the human has been confirmed. It has been demonstrated that the conversion of testosterone to androsterone may take place in the complete absence of the testis.

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The conversion of testosterone to etiocholan-3(α)-ol-17-one in addition to androsterone in the human has been confirmed. It has been demonstrated that the conversion of testosterone to androsterone may take place in the complete absence of the testis.

Key concepts: Androsterone, Testosterone (patch), Endocrinology, Internal medicine, Chemistry, Biology, Medicine, Hormone

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