The Journal of Steroid Biochemistry and Molecular Biology 1998: Vol 64 Index

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SUBJECT INDEX
Adrenal(s)
strain differences in, microsomal steroid metabolism in guinea pigs, 305
Androgen-dependent disorders
pharmacological profile of RU 58642, a potent systemic antiandrogen for the treatment of, 103
Anti-estrogen(s)
1-benzyl-2-phenylindole- and 1,2-phenylindole-based, and the estimation of agonist and antagonist activities in
transfection assays, 277
binding characteristics of novel nonsteroidal, to the rat uterine estrogen receptors, 199
responsiveness of HEC1A endometrial adenocarcinoma cells in culture to, 287
Anti-progestin(s)
human progesterone receptor A and B isoforms in CHO cells; comparison of binding, transactivation and EDs,
values of several synthetic, in vitro in CHO and MCF-7 cells and in vivo in rabbits and rats, 157
human progesterone receptor A and B isoforms in CHO cells; stable transfection of receptor and receptor-responsive
reporter genes: transcription modulation by, 147
Aromatase cDNAs
expression of two, in various rabbit tissues, 113
Estradiol
liver microsomal glucuronidation of, 207
monoclonal antibody to, potentiates the stimulation of the specific activity of the brain type creatine kinase by
estrogen im vivo and in vitro, 297
random mutagenesis of human estrogen receptor ligand binding domain identifies mutation that decrease sensitivity
to, 129
up-regulation of estrogen receptor, cyclophilin, and glyceraldehyde phosphate dehydrogenase mRNA concentrations
in endometrium, and their down-regulation in liver by, 231
Estrogen(s)
-induced genes in the uterus of ovariectomized rats and their regulation by droloxifene and tamoxifen, 13
monoclonal antibody to estradiol potentiates the stimulation of the specific activity of the brain type creatine kinase
by, 297
receptor(s)
binding characteristics of novel nonsteroidal anti-estrogens to uerine, in the rat, 199
coronary artery and cultured aortic smooth muscle cells express mRNA for both the classical, and the newly
described, -bets, 187
mutagenesis of human, ligand binding domain identifies mutations that decrease sensitivity to estradiol and
increase sensitivity to a dephenol indene-ol compound, 129
the two native, forms of 8S and 4S present in cytosol from human uterine tissues display opposite reactivities with
the antiestrogen tamoxifen aziridine and the estrogen responsive element, 49
up-regulation of, in endometrium and down-regulation in liver by estradiol, 231
regulation by, of the HEM45 mRNA in human tumor lines and in the rat uterus, 25
regulation of transforming growth factor-x in ovarian cancer by, 137
responsiveness to, of HEC1A endometrial adenocarcinoma cells in culture, 287
Estrogen sulfotransferase
selenium regulates gene expression for, in rat liver, 239
Fibroblastic growth factor(s)
effects of, on steroid UPD-glucuronosyltransferase expression and activity in the LNCaP cell line, 43
Genistein
radioimmunoassay of free, in human serum, 261
x Subject Index
Glucocorticoi(ds )
receptor(s)
decreased apparent affinity of corticosterone for colonic crypt, is dependent on the cellular milieu and is distinct
from corticosterone metabolism, 35
modulation of hormone-dependent, function using a tetracycline-regulated expression system, 1
-recognizing and -effector sites in rat liver plasma membrane, 69
Glucuronidation
of estradiol and estrone; effects of tea polyphenols and flavonoids in liver microsomes, 207
HECIA endometrial adenocarcinoma cells
estrogen and anti-estrogen responsiveness of, in culture, 287
Hepatocyte(s)
metabolic fate and, toxicity of reverse amide analogs of conjugated ursodeoxycholate in the rat, 91
11f/-Hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase-1
in adipocytes: expression is differentiation-dependent and hormonally regulated, 251
17%-Hydroxylase/17,20-lyase P450c17
evidence that immature rat liver is capable of participating in steroidogenesis by expressing, 121
17/-Hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase Type I
a 6/}-(thiaheptanamide) derivative of estradiol as inhibitor of, 83
Isoflavone daidzein
measurement of, by time resolved fluorescent immunoassay: a method for assessment of dietary soya exposure, 217
LNCaP cell line
effects of fibroblastic growth factors (FGF) on steroid UDP-glucuronosyltransferase expression and activity in the, 43
Mineralocorticoid(s)
receptor(s)
common polymorphisms in genes encoding the human, and the human amiloride-sensitive sodium channel, 227
Monoclonal antibody
production and characterization of group-specific, recognizing non-amidated, glycine and taurine-amidated
ursodeoxycholic acid 7-N-acetylglucosaminides, 171
to estradiol potentiates the stimulation of the specific activity of the brain type creatine kinase by estrogen in vivo and
in vitro, 297
mRNA expression
for both the classical estrogen receptor and the newly described estrogen receptor-beta in coronary artery and
cultured aortic smooth muscle cells, 187
Ovarian Cancer
estrogen regulation of transforming growth factor-x in, 137
P-450arom
gene expression in peripheral blood lymphocytes: identification of a cryptic splice site for exon-1 after Epstein—Barr
virus transformation, 245
Pituitary tumorigenesis
mechanisms in progestin antagonism of, 59
Progesterone
receptor(s)
A and B isoforms in CHO cells, 147
Progestin(s)
mechanisms in, antagonism of pituitary tumorigenesis, 59
Prostatic carcinoma
effect of the dual 5x-reductase inhibitor PNU 157706 on the growth of Dunning R3327, in the rat, 193
Receptor(s)
estrogen(s)
binding characteristics of novel nonsteroidal anti-estrogens to uterine, in the rat, 199
coronary artery and cultured aortic smooth muscle cells express mRNA for both the classical, and the newly
described, beta, 187
Subject Index
mutagenesis of human, ligand binding domain identifies mutations that decrease sensitivity to estradiol and
increase sensitivity to a diphenol indene-ol compound, i29
the two native, forms of 8S and 4S present in cytosol from human uterine tissues display opposite reactivities with
the antiestrogen tamoxifen aziridine and the estrogen responsive element, 49
up-regulation of, in endometrium and down-regulation in liver by estradiol, 231
glucocoorticoid(s)
decreased apparent affinity of corticosterone for colonic crypt, is dependent on the cellular milieu and is distinct
from corticosterone metabolism, 35
modulation of hormone-dependent, function using a tetracycline-regulated expression system, 1
mineralocorticoid(s)
common polymorphisms in genes encoding the human, and the human amiloride-sensitive sodium channel, 227
progesterone
A and B isoforms in CHO cells, 147
5x4-Reductase inhibitor(s)
effect of the dual, PNU 157706 on the growth of Dunning R3327 prostatic carcinoma in the rat, 193
PNU 157706: a novel dual type I and II, 179
RU 58642
pharmacological profile of, a potent systemic antiandrogen for the treatment of androgen-dependent disorders, 103
Steroid sulphatase inhibitor(s)
development of A-ring modified analogues of cestrogen-3-O-sulphamate as potent, 269
Tamoxifen aziridine
the two native estrogen receptor forms of 8S and 4S present in cytosol from human uterine tissues display opposite
reactivities with the antiestrogen, and the estrogen responsive element, 49
Transforming Growth Factor-z
estrogen regulation of in ovarian cancer, 137
UDP-glucuronosyltransferase
effects of fibroblastic growth factors (FGF) on expression and activity in the LNCaP cell line, 43
Uterus
estrogen-induced genes in the, of ovariectomized rats and their regulation by droloxifene and tamoxifen, 13
expression and estrogen regulation of the HEM45 mRNA, of the rat, 25
We would like to express our deep thanks to the following persons for their kind collaboration in reviewing papers for
this volume of The Journal of Steroid Biochemistry & Molecular Biology:
BALTHAZART J., Liege, Belgium; BELANGER A., Quebec, Canada; BRUEGGEMEIER R. W., Columbus,
U.S.A.; BULUN S., Baltimore, U.S.A.; COFFER A. I., London, England, U.K.; FLINT A. P. F., Nottingham,
England, U.K.; JELLINCK P. H., New York, U.S.A.; MULDER G. J., Leiden, The Netherlands; OAKLEY R.,
Research Triangle Park, U.S.A.; REED M. J., London, England, U.K.; SANTEN R. J., Charlottesville, U.S.A.;
SIMARD J., Quebec, Canada; WELCH H. M., London, England, U.K.

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AUTHOR INDEX
Adams M. R., 187 Hejaz H. A. M., 269 Pandak M., 91
Adlercreutz H., 261 Heuman D. M., 91 Panzeri A., 179
Ahn Y.L., 1 Hill M., 261 Pentecost B. T., 25
Alam J., 1 Hirst G. L., 137 Pestano J., 49
Alléra A., 69 Honma K., 121 Petersen D. N., 13
Amir-Zaltsman Y., 297 Housley P. R., 1 Philibert D., 103
Aoki A., 59 Huang Y., 305 Pierre A. S., 199
Auger S., 83 Hum D. W., 43 Piroli G., 59
Hummelinck A. E. W., 269 Poirier D., 83
Balentine D. A., 207 Hylemon P. B., 91 Potter B. V. L., 269
Bartlett J. M. S., 137 Provencher L., 199
Battmann T., 103 Imaoka S., 121 Purohit A., 269
Beaulieu M., 43 Ing N. H., 231
Bélanger A., 43 Ishibashi F., 121 Rabiasz G. J., 137
Biberger C., 277 Ishimura K., 121 Radice A., 179
Bidlingmaier F., 227 Reed M. J., 269
Bolkenius U., 227 Jiang Q., 305 Register T. C., 187
Bouchoux F., 103 Joosten J. W. H., 157 Rivera-Gonzalez R., 13
Branche C., 103
Breard E., 113 Safe S., 287
Kagawa N., 121
Brodie A., 245 Schoonen W. G. E. J., 147, 157
Katagiri M., 121
Brown T. A., 13 Seckl J. R., 251
Kirby L. C., 91
Setchell K. D. R., 91
Castro-Rivera E., 287 Kirschner L. S., 245 Sheppard K. E., 35
Cerede E., 103 Kloosterboer H. J., 157 Simpson B. J. B., 137
Chapman K. E., 251 Kobayashi N., 171 Smyth J. F., 137
Chirino R., 49 Kohen F., 217, 297 Sémjen D., 297
Christensen M. J., 239 Stratakis C. A., 245
Colby H. D., 305 Labrie F., 199
Coleman j. P., 91 Lackner C., 69 Taneja N., 207
Conney A. H., 207 Langdon S. P., 137 Tatsuta K., 121
Crew A. J., 137 Lapcik O., 261 Teutsch G., 103
Leblanc G., 199 Teuwen R., 147
Daufeldt S., 69 Leon L., 49 Thompson D. D., 13
de Gooyer M. E., 157 Lévesque E., 43 Tkalcevic G., 13
De Nicola A. F., 59 Leymarie P., 113 Torres A., 59
de Ries R. J. H., 147, 157 Li X., 199
DeBoever J., 217 Lichter S., 217, 297 van der Kar B. A. T., 147
Debolt K. M., 305 Loder D. P., 207 van der Struik E., 147
Deckers G. H., 157 Lu L. J. W., 217 Vedeckis W. V., 1
Delarue B., 113 Ludwig M., 227 Vernon K. A., 269
Délos S., 179 Lux-Lantos V., 59 Vlahcevic Z. R., 91
di Salle E., 179, 193 Voice M. W., 251
Dijkema R., 147, 157 Macineira-Perez P. P., 137 Voigt J. M., 305
Dionne P., 83 Macleod K. G., 137 von Angerer E., 277
Diaz-Chico B. N., 49 Martel C., 199 Vottero A., 245
Martin P. M., 179
Edwards C. R. W., 251 Matsuo N., 121 Wagenaars J. L., 157
FFeurnnaaen dYe.z, 1L2.1, 49 MMielélrearn dN .,Y. ,1 2199 9 WWeaih alPa., K1. , 261
Miller W. R., 137 Whelan J., 129
Gaillard-Kelly M., 103 Mittre H., 113 Wickert L., 227
Gauthier S., 199 Mor G., 297 Wildt L., 69
Gayer B., 217, 297 Woo L. W. L., 269
Giudici D., 179, 193 Napolitano A., 251
Goto J., 171 Navarro D., 49 Yang Q., 239
Goubet F., 103 Nesi M., 179 Yokoi H., 121
Grillo C., 59 Nevo N., 297 Yue W., 245
Guillemette C., 43
Oiwa H., 171 Zaccheo T., 179, 193
Hampi R., 261 Olijve W., 147 Zhu B. T., 207
Hawkins R. A., 137 Ornati G., 179 Zou K., 231
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