| Literature DB >> 6266525 |
J L Dhondt, J Bonneterre, J P Farriaux, J Lefebvre, A Demaille.
Abstract
The dihydropteridine-reductase activity was measured in 206 breast cancers. Large variations were found: 6% of tumors showing high values closed to those noted in liver, whereas the main group has activities of same magnitude of that in cultured fibroblasts. Significant correlation appeared between dihydropteridine-reductase activities and hormonal dependence, as measured by cytosolic estrogen receptor sites.Entities:
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Year: 1981 PMID： 6266525
Source DB: PubMed Journal: Biomedicine ISSN： 0300-0893