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  • 1. Aromatase and steroid sulfatase from human placenta.
    Ghosh D.
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  • 2. Structures and functions of human placental aromatase and steroid sulfatase, two key enzymes in estrogen biosynthesis.
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  • 5. Estrogens in maternal plasma following intraamniotic injection of (3H)-dehydroepiandrosterone-sulfate in midpregnancy.
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