[HTML][HTML] Photo-induced regeneration of hormones by electron transfer processes: Potential biological and medical consequences
N Getoff, J Hartmann, H Schittl, M Gerschpacher… - Radiation physics and …, 2011 - Elsevier
Based on the previous results concerning electron transfer processes in biological
substances, it was of interest to investigate if hormone transients resulting by eg electron …
substances, it was of interest to investigate if hormone transients resulting by eg electron …
Hormones: electron emission, communication, mutual interaction, regeneration, metabolites, carcinogenesis and receptor action
N Getoff - Hormone Molecular Biology and Clinical Investigation, 2012 - degruyter.com
This review discusses the highlights of the recently made discovery about the ability of
hormones to eject 'solvated electrons'(eaq–) in water containing media. The resulting …
hormones to eject 'solvated electrons'(eaq–) in water containing media. The resulting …
Method for regeneration of hormones: 17β-estradiol, 21α-hydroxyprogesterone and corticosterone. A pathway for a possible medical application
N Getoff, E Brenn, J Hartmann… - … Molecular Biology and …, 2011 - degruyter.com
Abstract The hormones 17β-estradiol (17βE2), 21α-hydroxyprogesterone (21α-HOPRG) and
corticosterone (CORT) were used as representative models for the study. As a source for …
corticosterone (CORT) were used as representative models for the study. As a source for …
Electron emission and product analysis of estrone: progesterone interactions studied by experiments in vitro
M Gerschpacher, N Getoff, J Hartmann… - Gynecological …, 2011 - Taylor & Francis
Recent studies showed that hormones like progesterone, testosterone, etc. can eject
(solvated electrons). By means of electron transfer processes via the brain, the hormones …
(solvated electrons). By means of electron transfer processes via the brain, the hormones …
Formation of sex hormone transients resulting from attack of free radicals
N Getoff, H Schittl, M Gerschpacher… - Anticancer …, 2013 - ar.iiarjournals.org
Background: Transients of the sex hormones testosterone (TES) and estrone (E1) exhibit an
impact on the carcinogenesis of most prostate and breast cancer types. For elucidation of …
impact on the carcinogenesis of most prostate and breast cancer types. For elucidation of …