Does dihydrotestosterone inhibit murine hair growth via the androgen receptor?
Androgens inhibit hair growth in mice, and this inhibition might be caused by androgen-androgen receptor signals.
Uncomplicated cardiac surgery results in a statistically significant increase in the urinary excretion of GSTA1 and GSTP1 as compared with healthy controls, indicating proximal and distal tubular damage. However, this small increase in urinary excretion of GSTs is not associated with clinically relevant renal injury.