Progestational Activity of Certain Steroid-17-Spirolactones
@article{Hertz1958ProgestationalAO, title={Progestational Activity of Certain Steroid-17-Spirolactones}, author={Roy Hertz and Wm. W. Tullner}, journal={Proceedings of the Society for Experimental Biology and Medicine}, year={1958}, volume={99}, pages={451 - 452} }
Summary The steroid-17-spirolactones (I and II) have been shown to have progestational activity in the estrogen-primed immature rabbit.
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