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dihydroxyacetone sulfate

Known as: DHAS, dihydroxyacetone sulfate (DHAS) 
National Institutes of Health

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Dihydroxyacetonedehydroacetic acid

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Highly Cited
2007
Highly Cited
2007
Effect of physical forms of soil organic matter on phenanthrene sorption.
2006
2006
A reliable method to display authentic DNase I hypersensitive sites at long-ranges in single-copy genes from large genomes
The study of eukaryotic gene transcription depends on methods to discover distal cis-acting control sequences. Comparative… 
1997
1997
Bacterial metabolism of chlorinated dehydroabietic acids occurring in pulp and paper mill effluents
Chlorinated dehydroabietic acids are formed during the chlorine bleaching of wood pulp and are very toxic to fish. Thus… 
1992
1992
Oestrogen sulphatase activity in hormone‐dependent and hormone‐independent breast‐cancer cells: Modulation by steroidal and non‐steroidal therapeutic agents
Oestrogen sulphatase may play an important role in providing intracellular oestrogens from E1S for the growth and maintenance of… 
1989
1989
A comparison of androgen status in patients with prostatic cancer treated with oral and/or parenteral estrogens or by orchidectomy
The effects of orchidectomy, combined oral/parenteral estrogen, and single‐drug parenteral estrogen therapy on the serum levels… 
1984
1984
Adrenal androgen concentrations in breast tumours and in normal breast tissue. The relationship to oestradiol metabolism.
Highly Cited
1980
Highly Cited
1980
Sex difference in the metabolism of dehydroisoandrosterone sulfate.
The metabolism of a tracer of [3H]dehydroisoandrosterone sulfate ([3H]DHAS) was studied in five normal women and six normal men… 
1973
1973
Further studies on the regulation of human placental steroid 3-sulfatase activity.
Previously, we have proposed that inhibition of human placental steroid sulfatase by endogenous steroids may render it rate… 
1970
1970
Inhibition of steroid 3-sulfatase by endogenous steroids. A possible mechanism controlling placental estrogen synthesis from conjugated precursors.
ABSTRACT Others have shown that during perfusion of human placentae estrogen formation occurs less readily from androst-5-en-17… 
1966
1966
Distribution of some steroid sulphokinases in foetal human tissues.
A study of the pattern of various steroid sulphokinases and phenol sulphokinase in human foetal adrenals, cerebrum, choroid… 
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