Sentence examples for hormone bioavailability from inspiring English sources

To maximize hormone bioavailability, oil was removed and glass culture dishes were used during in vitro maturation (IVM) phase; this modified system was then used in the present experiment along with the standard IVM system utilizing plastic containers and incubation under oil.

ID regulates thyroid hormone bioavailability.

However our result favours the free hormone hypothesis that SHBG inhibits sex hormone bioavailability, rather than augments sex hormone action.

This is substantially lower odds than that observed comparing low thyroid hormone bioavailability to those offspring of mothers with normal GTF bioavailability (odds ratio = 2.36).

Possible biological mechanisms for this association include insulin resistance, increased steroid hormone bioavailability from adipose tissue, and inflammation (Calle and Kaaks, 2004).

However, chronic hyperactivity of the HPA axis (e.g., through chronic Pb exposure) could lead to hypocortisolemia via reduced hormone bioavailability and/or reduced sensitivity (Raison and Miller 2003).

Their secretion is stimulated by growth hormone and their bioavailability is modified by IGF binding proteins.

Considering the known anabolic effects of IGF-I and insulin on bone and periosteal expansion (41– 43), it can be expected that the altered insulin IGF-I growth hormone axinsulin IGF-I growthility of IGF-I) present in ICD (44– 46) may also contribute to thormonerved geometricaxislowertions we obioavailability

The results of hormone assays indicated that bioavailability of steroid hormones remained relatively constant, regardless of the IVM system used.

The sex steroid hormone-binding globulin (SHBG) gene regulates the action of sex steroid hormones by modulating their bioavailability to target tissues such as the ovaries [ 4].

Alternatively, there is some evidence that endocrine disruptors, including PFOS, bind to sex hormone binding globulin (SHBG) (Jones et al. 2003), and displacement of reproductive hormones from SHBG binding sites could alter bioavailability of circulating hormones (Déchaud et al. 1999).