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J L Borgna

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Journal of Steroid Biochemistry|July 1, 1983
Cellular and molecular mechanism of action of antiestrogensH Rochefort, J L Borgna, E Evans
The Journal of Biological Chemistry|December 15, 1985
A monoclonal antibody to the estrogen receptor inhibits in vitro criteria of receptor activation by an estrogen and an anti-estrogenJ Fauque, J L Borgna, H Rochefort
European Journal of Biochemistry|July 1, 1995
The effect of free DNA on the interactions of the estrogen receptor bound to hormone, partial antagonist or pure antagonist with target DNAS Aliau, T Groblewski, J L Borgna
Cancer Research|January 1, 1982
Tamoxifen and metabolites in MCF7 cells: correlation between binding to estrogen receptor and inhibition of cell growthE Coezy, J L Borgna, H Rochefort
Biochemistry|May 8, 1984
A monoclonal antibody to the estrogen receptor discriminates between the nonactivated and activated estrogen- and anti-estrogen-receptor complexesJ L Borgna, J Fauque, H Rochefort
Biochemical Pharmacology|October 15, 1982
Mode of action of LN 1643 (a triphenylbromoethylene antiestrogen): probable mediation by the estrogen receptor and high affinity metaboliteJ L Borgna, E Coezy, H Rochefort
Journal of Medicinal Chemistry|October 1, 1993
Steroidal affinity labels of the estrogen receptor. 1. 17 alpha-(Bromoacetoxy)alkyl/alkynylestradiolsD el Garrouj, A Aumelas, J L Borgna
Journal of Steroid Biochemistry|June 1, 1989
Mapping on the calf estrogen receptor of the binding domain for an antibody interfering with receptor activationJ Fauque, J Scali, V Cavaillés, et al.
Biochemistry|November 11, 1999
Cysteine 530 of the human estrogen receptor alpha is the main covalent attachment site of 11beta-(aziridinylalkoxyphenyl)estradiolsS Aliau, H Mattras, E Richard, et al.
Journal of Medicinal Chemistry|June 23, 1995
Steroidal affinity labels of the estrogen receptor. 2. 17 alpha-[(Haloacetamido)alkyl]estradiolsD el Garrouj, S Aliau, A Aumelas, et al.
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Journal of Steroid Biochemistry|July 1, 1983
Cellular and molecular mechanism of action of antiestrogensH Rochefort, J L Borgna, E Evans
The Journal of Biological Chemistry|December 15, 1985
A monoclonal antibody to the estrogen receptor inhibits in vitro criteria of receptor activation by an estrogen and an anti-estrogenJ Fauque, J L Borgna, H Rochefort
European Journal of Biochemistry|July 1, 1995
The effect of free DNA on the interactions of the estrogen receptor bound to hormone, partial antagonist or pure antagonist with target DNAS Aliau, T Groblewski, J L Borgna
Cancer Research|January 1, 1982
Tamoxifen and metabolites in MCF7 cells: correlation between binding to estrogen receptor and inhibition of cell growthE Coezy, J L Borgna, H Rochefort
Biochemistry|May 8, 1984
A monoclonal antibody to the estrogen receptor discriminates between the nonactivated and activated estrogen- and anti-estrogen-receptor complexesJ L Borgna, J Fauque, H Rochefort
Biochemical Pharmacology|October 15, 1982
Mode of action of LN 1643 (a triphenylbromoethylene antiestrogen): probable mediation by the estrogen receptor and high affinity metaboliteJ L Borgna, E Coezy, H Rochefort
Journal of Medicinal Chemistry|October 1, 1993
Steroidal affinity labels of the estrogen receptor. 1. 17 alpha-(Bromoacetoxy)alkyl/alkynylestradiolsD el Garrouj, A Aumelas, J L Borgna
Journal of Steroid Biochemistry|June 1, 1989
Mapping on the calf estrogen receptor of the binding domain for an antibody interfering with receptor activationJ Fauque, J Scali, V Cavaillés, et al.
Biochemistry|November 11, 1999
Cysteine 530 of the human estrogen receptor alpha is the main covalent attachment site of 11beta-(aziridinylalkoxyphenyl)estradiolsS Aliau, H Mattras, E Richard, et al.
Journal of Medicinal Chemistry|June 23, 1995
Steroidal affinity labels of the estrogen receptor. 2. 17 alpha-[(Haloacetamido)alkyl]estradiolsD el Garrouj, S Aliau, A Aumelas, et al.
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