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ST 1435

Known as: ST-1435 
National Institutes of Health

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Contraceptive Agents, FemaleNorprogesterones
Nestorone

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1991
1991
[Synthesis of ST-1435 derivatives as contraceptive for lactating women].
Four new ST-1435 derivatives 4-7 were synthesized. Both 4 and 5 are mixture of Z- and E-isomers. 4 was separated into Z- and E… 
1990
1990
A contraceptive vaginal ring releasing ethinyl estradiol and the progestin ST-1435: bleeding control, serum steroid concentrations, serum lipids and serum chemistry.
1985
1985
Concentration-dependent mechanisms of ovulation inhibition by the progestin ST-1435.
1984
1984
ST-1435: development of an implant.
ST-1465 a new progestogen has some characteristics that make it promising as a subcutaneous contraceptive in lactating women. ST… 
1984
1984
Contraception with single implants and mini-implants of ST-1435.
ST-1435 a dienic steroid devoid of androgenic and estrogenic properties is an effective contraceptive as a subdermal silastic… 
1984
1984
Intestinal absorption of ST-1435 in rats.
1982
1982
Pituitary and ovarian function during contraception with one subcutaneous implant releasing a progestin, ST-1435.
1981
1981
Contraception with subcutaneous capsules containing ST-1435. Pituitary and ovarian function and plasma levels of ST-1435.
An RIA for a new progestin, ST-1435, was developed. Plasma concentrations of this steroid were measured in three women having… 
1981
1981
Contraception with subcutaneous capsules containing ST-1435. Pituitary and ovarian function and plasma levels of ST-1435
1976
1976
Fertility control with sub-dermal silastic capsules containing a new progestin (ST-1435).
The contraceptive action of silastic implants containing a new progestion ST-1435 was investigated in 285 women of reproductive… 
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