- anabolic, and
hence all
anabolic steroids retain at
least some
degree of
androgenicity. (Likewise, all "androgens" are
inherently anabolic.) Indeed, it is...
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dehydroisoandrosterone or dehydroandrosterone.
Androstenedione (A4) is an
androgenic steroid produced by the testes,
adrenal cortex, and ovaries.
While androstenedione...
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production and were
consequently regarded as
devoid of
significant androgenicity. Conversely,
dosages of
norethisterone of 0.5 to 3 mg/day have been...
- androgens;
particularly dihydrotestosterone (DHT). Men with
early onset androgenic alopecia (before the age of 35) have been
deemed the male
phenotypic equivalent...
- Welsh, W.; Ai, N.; Sayler, G. S.; Menn, F.; Toole, C. (2012). "Lack of
androgenicity and
estrogenicity of the
three monomers used in Eastman's
Tritan copolyesters"...
- Body hair or
androgenic hair is
terminal hair that
develops on the
human body
during and
after puberty. It is
different from head hair and also from less...
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approximately 1.4% of the
androgenicity of DHEA, 0.54% of the
androgenicity of androstenedione, and 0.21% of the
androgenicity of testosterone. Androstenediol...
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derivatives The last
group consists of
progestins with
mostly only very weak
androgenic/anabolic activity. This
article pertains to
steroidal androgens; nonsteroidal...
- C,
Krupa DA,
Reynolds GF,
Rasmusson GH (August 1991). "Topical anti-
androgenicity of a new 4-azasteroid in the hamster". Steroids. 56 (8): 428–433. doi:10...
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several theories on why this
phenomenon happens. It is
possible that the
androgenic effect from
steroids activates a
variety of lipid-like
active compounds...
