Browsing by Author "Reuquén, Patricia"

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    • Estradiol increases IP3 by a nongenomic mechanism in the smooth muscle cells from the rat oviduct 
      Reuquén, Patricia; Oróstica Arévalo, María Lorena; Rojas, Israel; Díaz, Patricia; Parada Bustamante, Alexis; Orihuela, Pedro A. (Bioscientifica, 2015)
      Estradiol (E2) accelerates egg transport by a nongenomic action, requiring activation of estrogen receptor (ER) and successive cAMP and IP3 production in the rat oviduct. Furthermore, E2 increases IP3 production in primary ...
    • Hydroxyestradiols and methoxyestradiols as endogenous factors associated to physiological and physiopathological ... 
      Parada Bustamante, Alexis; Orihuela, Pedro A.; Molina, Cristián; Cárdenas, Hugo; Reuquén, Patricia; Valencia, Cecilia; Rincón, Ramiro (Nova Science Publishers, 2013)
      Estradiol (E2) is a steroidal hormone generated by the conversion of testosterone via the p450 aromatase enzymatic complex. The E2 physiological actions are mainly mediated by its interaction with intracellular receptors ...
    • Mating effects on female reproductive organs: the paradigm of estrogen signaling pathways in the oviduct 
      Orihuela, Pedro A.; Cárdenas, Hugo; Tapia Pizarro, Alejandro; Oróstica Arévalo, María Lorena; Parada Bustamante, Alexis; Reuquén, Patricia (Nova Science Publishers, 2013)
      Mating induces several physiological changes in the female reproductive tract independently of oocyte fertilization, which are potentially required for a successful pregnancy. These effects include modifications in the ...
    • Role of 2-methoxyestradiol, an Endogenous Estrogen Metabolite, in Health and Disease 
      Parada Bustamante, Alexis; Valencia, Cecilia; Reuquén, Patricia; Díaz, Patricia; Rincón Rodríquez, Ramiro; Orihuela, Pedro A. (Bentham Science, 2015)
      Estradiol (E-2) is a steroid hormone whose physiological actions are mainly mediated by its interaction with intracellular estrogen receptors (ER) leading to modification on the mRNA and protein synthesis in its target ...