Biological Significance of Aromatase Activity in Human Breast Tumors*

Source of Estrogen Production in Postmenopausal Women1

1973 • 961 citations

Utilization of Oxygen and Reduced Nicotinamide Adenine Dinucleotide Phosphate by Human Placental Microsomes during Aromatization of Androstenedione

1974 • 693 citations

Evaluation of estrogen receptor assays in human breast cancer tissue.

1977 • 205 citations

Aromatization of androgens by human breast cancer

1979 • 144 citations

Maternal Stress Decreases Steroid Aromatase Activity in Brains of Male and Female Rat Fetuses

1982 • 129 citations

Oestradiol synthesis from C19 steroids by human breast cancers

1976 • 125 citations

The conversion of androstenedione to estrone, estradiol, and testosterone in breast tissue

1980 • 123 citations

Androgen Production and Conversion to Estrogens in Normal Postmenopausal Women and in Selected Breast Cancer Patients

1973 • 109 citations

Estrone and estradiol content in human breast tumors: Relationship to estradiol receptors

1977 • 105 citations

Endogenous oestradiol-17β concentration in breast tumours determined by mass fragmentography and by radioimmunoassay: Relationship to receptor content

1981 • 99 citations

Determination of hormonal steroid concentrations in biological extracts by high resolution mass fragmentography

1975 • 90 citations

Estrogen synthesis and estradiol binding by human mammary tumors.

1978 • 78 citations

Review of studies on estrogen biosynthesis in the human.

1982 • 75 citations

Methods and results of aromatization studies in vivo.

1982 • 69 citations

A reassessment of the role of breast tumor aromatization.

1982 • 56 citations

Steroid metabolism by human mammary carcinoma

1976 • 52 citations

Biology of Progesterone Receptors

1978 • 44 citations

In vivo and in vitro pharmacological studies of aminoglutethimide as an aromatase inhibitor.

1982 • 28 citations

In vitro assays of aromatase and their role in studies of estrogen formation in target tissues.

1982 • 19 citations