ERbeta in CNS: new roles in development and function.
@article{Fan2010ERbetaIC, title={ERbeta in CNS: new roles in development and function.}, author={X. Fan and Haiwei Xu and M. Warner and J. Gustafsson}, journal={Progress in brain research}, year={2010}, volume={181}, pages={ 233-50 } }
Estrogen acting through two estrogen receptors (ERs), ERalpha and ERbeta, regulates multiple functions in the central nervous system. Studies in rodent brains have revealed that ERalpha is the predominant ER in the hypothalamus and controls reproduction. ERbeta influences on non-reproductive processes and appears to be the main ER subtype expressed in the cerebral cortex, the hippocampus, the cerebellum and the dorsal raphe. During embryogenesis, estrogen plays an important role in brain… Expand
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