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    Chemical fate of the estrogen receptor radiotracer [123I]-MIE2 in baboon plasma

    Chemical fate of the estrogen receptor radiotracer [123I]-MIE2 in baboon plasma by Bois, Frederic, Batis, J., Labaree, D., Amici, L.A., Cosgrove, K.P., Baldwin, R.M., Hochberg, R.B., Staley, J.K.

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    The isolation and characterization of estradiol-fatty acid esters in human ovarian follicular fluid. Identification of an endogenous long-lived and potent family of estrogens

    The isolation and characterization of estradiol-fatty acid esters in human ovarian follicular fluid. Identification of an endogenous long-lived and potent family of estrogens by Larner, J M, Pahuja, S L, Shackleton, C H, McMurray, W J, Giordano, G, Hochberg, R B

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    Iodine-125-Labeled Estradiol: A Gamma-Emitting Analog of Estradiol That Binds to the Estrogen Receptor

    Iodine-125-Labeled Estradiol: A Gamma-Emitting Analog of Estradiol That Binds to the Estrogen Receptor by Hochberg, Richard B.

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    Biosynthesis of lipoidal derivatives of pregnenolone and dehydroisoandrosterone by the adrenal

    Biosynthesis of lipoidal derivatives of pregnenolone and dehydroisoandrosterone by the adrenal by S Mellon-Nussbaum, R B Hochberg

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    Enzymatic side chain cleavage of C-20 alkyl and aryl analogs of (20-S)-20-hydroxycholesterol. Implications for the biosynthesis of pregnenolone

    Enzymatic side chain cleavage of C-20 alkyl and aryl analogs of (20-S)-20-hydroxycholesterol. Implications for the biosynthesis of pregnenolone by Hoyte, R M, Hochberg, R B

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    Habitual running does not increase risk for symptom or structure progression in those with pre-existing knee osteoarthritis: data from the osteoarthritis initiative

    Habitual running does not increase risk for symptom or structure progression in those with pre-existing knee osteoarthritis: data from the osteoarthritis initiative by Lo, G.H, Driban, J.B, Kriska, A.M, Storti, K.L, McAlindon, T.E, Souza, R.B, Eaton, C.B, Hochberg, M.C, Jackson, R.D, Kwoh, C.K, Nevitt, M.C, Petersen, N.J, Suarez-Almazor, M.E

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