Endocrinology of the Breast: Basic and Clinical Aspects
Series: Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, Volume 464
Publisher: New York Academy of Sciences
Published: 1986
Place of publication: New York, USA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 460
ISBN-13: 9780897663236; 9780897663243
Description: Proceedings of an International Congress; Turin, Italy, September 19–22, 1984.

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Table of contents: title: Front Cover; title: Title Page 1; title: Title Page 2; title: Copyright; title: Contents; title: Foreword (Angeli, Bradlow, & Dogliotti; title: I. Hormonal Control of Mammary Development and Growth; title: Three Stages of Responsiveness to Hormones in the Mammary Cell (Topper et al.); title: Estrogens Regulate Production of Specific Growth Factors in Hormone-Dependent Human Breast Cancer (Lippman et al.); title: Steroid Hormone Receptor Regulation by Various Hormonal Factors during Mammary Development and Growth in the Normal Mouse (Muldoon); title: The Pituitary Gland in Primate Mammary Development: Evidence That Prolactin Is Not Essential (Kleinberg & Newman); title: Identification and Characterization of Monoclonal Antibodies to Prolactin Receptors from the Mammary Gland (Kelly, Katoh, & Djiane); title: Breast Development in Puberty (Drife); title: II. Hormonal Control of Lactation; title: Advances in Physiology of Human Lactation (Robyn et al.); title: Hormones in Milk (Schams & Karg); title: Regulatory Sequences Involved in the Hormonal Control of Casein Gene Expression (Rosen); title: III. Hormone Metabolism in Mammary Gland; title: Estrogens and Breast Cancer (Siiteri, Simberg, & Murai); title: Uptake and Concentration of Steroid Hormones in Mammary Tissues (Thijssen, van Landeghem, & Poortman); title: Androgen and Estrogen Metabolism in Breast Cancer Patients (James et al.); title: Enzymatic Control of Estrogen Production in Human Breast Cancer: Relative Significance of Aromatase versus Sulfatase Pathways (Santen et al.); title: 16α-Hydroxylation of Estradiol: A Possible Risk Marker for Breast Cancer (Bradlow et al.); title: Estradiol/Progesterone Interaction in Normal and Pathologic Breast Cells (Mauvais-Jarvis, Kuttenn, & Gompel); title: Interaction between Estrogen Receptor and Subcellular Structures of Target Cells: Nuclear Localization of Unoccupied Receptor and Its Modification Induced by Estradiol (Puca); title: IV. Hormone Receptors in Mammary Gland and the Mechanism of Hormone Action at the Cellular Level; title: The 52K Estrogen-Regulated Protein Secreted by Breast Cancer Cells and Its Clinical Potential (Rochefort, Garcia, & Vignon); title: The Role of Lysyl, Arginyl, and Sulf hydryl Residues in Estrogen Receptor Activation, 4s to 5s Dimerization, and Conversion of Receptor from a State with Low Affinity into a State with Higher Affinity for Estrogen (Müller & Traish); title: Hormone-Responsive Creatine Kinase in Normal and Neoplastic Mammary Glands (Kaye et al.); title: V. Hormone-Pathology Relationships of Breast Disease; title: Early Pathologic Changes in Experimental and Human Breast Cancer: Facts and Comments (Squartini et al.); title: Morphologic and Functional Aspects of Apocrine Metaplasia in Dysplastic and Neoplastic Breast Tissue (Bussolati et al.); title: Hormonal Correlates of Apocrine; title: Secretion in the Breast (Miller, Dixon, & Forrest); title: The Use of Cultured Human Mammary Epithelial Cells in Defining Malignant Progression (Smith & Hackett); title: Interrelationship between Pituitary and Ovarian Hormones in Normal and Neoplastic Growth of Mammary Glands of Mice (Nagasawa et al.); title: Steroid Profiles and Optimization of High-Per f or mance Liquid Chromatographic Analytic Procedure (Castagnetta et al.); title: VI. Clinical Aspects of Benign Breast Disease; title: Breast Cyst Fluid Proteins and; title: Breast Cancer (Zangerle et al.); title: Current Status of Hormonal Therapy of Fibrocystic Breast Disease (Dogliotti et al.); title: Benign Breast Disease and Cancer Risk: New Perspectives (Mansel et al.); title: VII. Breast Cancer Risk and Role of Hormones; title: Family History and Hormones in Stepwise Mammary Carcinogenesis (Black & Zachrau); title: Relation between Risk of Breast Cancer and Biological Availability of Estradiol in the Blood: Prospective Study in Guernsey (Bulbrook et al.); title: An Antibody-Toxin Conjugate Directed against a Human Mammary Cancer Antigen (Monaco et al.); title: The Endocrinology of the Abnormal Male Breast (Korenman); title: VIII. Poster Papers; title: Mammary Dysplasia in Adolescence: Clinical, Diagnostic, and Histologic Findings (Aragona et al.); title: The Risk of Breast Cancer after Estrogen Treatment in Women in the Climacteric: A Prescription-Based Cohort Study (Bergkvist, Adami, & Persson); title: Gel Chromatography of Immunoextracted Calcitonin in Human Milk (Bucht, Arver, & Sjöberg); title: Evaluation of Postprandial Hyperprolactinemia in Physiological and Nonphysiological Galactorrhea (Maestri et al.); title: Inhibition of Lactation by a New Long-Acting as Well as Oral Bromocriptine: Evidence for a Low Threshold of Prolactin for Lactation (Peters et al.); title: Mammary Gland Prolactin Receptors in Normal and in Female Rats with Absence of Lactation (IPL Rats) (Guillaumot et al.); title: Prolactin Receptors and Lactalbumin Plasma Production in Human Breast Cancer (Peyrat et al.); title: Plasma Membrane Properties in Human Breast Tissues and Cell Lines (Losa); title: Glucocorticoid Receptors in Neonatal Rat Mammary Gland (Turrel, Propper, & Adessi); title: Steroid Receptor Determinations in Malignant Mammary Tumors and in Nonaffected Mammary Glands in the Dog (Rutteman & Misdorp); title: Myoepithelial Marker in the Human Breast (Dairkee et al.); title: Estrogen-Inducible Gene in Human Breast Cancer (Gairard et al.); title: Possible Auto-Stimulation of Human Mammary Carcinoma Growth by Somatomedin (Spencer & Bennington); title: A Bombesin-Related Peptide in Experimental Mammary Tumors in Rats (Gaudino, de Bortoli, & Lazarus); title: Fibronectin Concentration in Plasma of Patients with Breast Cancer (Guarneri et al.); title: Is the Decreased Risk of Breast Cancer due to Early Age at First Baby and Multiparity Mediated by Prolactin? (Wang, Kwa, & Bulbrook); title: Influence of Pregnancy on the Time of Presentation of Primary Breast Cancer (Nicholson et al.); title: Pituitary-Gonadal Status, and Genetic, Constitutional, and Environmental Factors in Italian Premenopausal Healthy Women with Respect to Breast Cancer Risk: Preliminary Results (Berta et al.); title: Mammary Control of Iron Secretion in Milk (Ponzone, Ferrero, & Arosio); title: Inhibition of Lactation with Depot-Bromocriptine (Lancranjan, Rolland, & L'Hermite); title: Relaxin Induces Proliferation and Differentiation of the Myoepithelial Cells of the Mouse Mammary Gland (Bani et al.); title: Detection of Transferrin Receptors in Cultured Breast Cancer Cells (Vandewalle et al.); title: Estrogen Stimulation of Growth of Human Breast Cancer Cell Lines (Lykkesfeldt & Briand); title: Effect of Estradiol and the Synthetic Progestin Promegestone (R5020) on the Proliferation of Human Mammary Cells in Culture (Malet et al.); title: Influence of the Nature of Serum on the Estrogen Sensitivity of the MCF-7 Breast Cancer Cell Line (Devleeschouwer, Olea-Serrano, & Leclercq); title: High-Affinity Cytosol Binding Site(s) for Antiestrogen in Cell Lines Devoid of Estrogen Receptor and in Human Breast Cancer Biopsy Specimens (Chouvet & Saez); title: Effect of Estradiol on Nonmalignant Human Mammary Cells in Primary Culture (Cavalié et al.); title: Effects of Medroxyprogesterone Acetate on Human Breast Cancer Cells in Culture (Braunsberg & Bonney); title: Phenotypic Modulation of Sex Steroid Receptors in DMBA-Induced Mammary Carcinoma of the Rat by Estrogens and Tamoxifen (Zanardi et al.); title: The Biologically Active Concentrations of Antiestrogens Are Disproportionately Elevated Relative to the Binding Affinity for the Estrogen Receptor (Marth et al.); title: Creatine Kinase Activity and Steroid Hormone Receptors in Primary Breast Cancer (Scambia); title: Relationship between Receptor Status and Cytosol Levels of E1, E2, E3, and DHAS in Breast Carcinoma (Gion et al.); title: Detection of Breast Carcinoma Hormone Dependency by Immunohistochemical-PAP Technique: A Modified Method to Detect Estradiol Binding Sites (Santeusanio, di Tondo, & Pascal); title: Plasma Estrone Sulfate and Estrone Sulfatase Activity in Human Breast Carcinoma (Adessi et al.); title: Identification of 21-Acyl-[3H]Corticosterone, a Mammary Gland Metabolite, as [3H]Corticosterone 21-Oleate, and Its Significance (Pearlman et al.); title: The Effect of Vitamin C on Plasma Levels of Estrogens, Androgens, and Cortisol (Beranek et al.); title: Prognostic Value of Deoxyribonucleic Acid (DNA) and Ribonucleic Acid (RNA) Content of Human Breast Carcinomas: Correlation with Clinical and Histologic Features and Hormone Receptors (Lidereau et al.); title: Steroid Receptor and Secretion- Associated Peanut Lectin (PNA) Binding in Breast Cancer (Martin et al.); title: Estradiol and Progesterone Receptors in the Cytosol and Nuclei of Metastases from Breast Cancer (Concolino et al.); title: Molecular Basis for Progestagen Therapy in Mammary Carcinoma (Spona et al.); title: The Prognostic and Therapeutic Importance of the Relationship between Sex Chromatin and Hormonal Receptors in Breast Cancer (Zanoio et al.); title: Multiple Steroid Receptor Determination in Patients with Breast Cancer (Jakesz et al.); title: Estrogen Receptor Variations after Systemic Treatment in Breast Cancer (Toma et al.); title: Association of Tumor Differentiation with Hormone Receptors and Obesity in Women with Breast Cancer (Papatestas, Fagerstrom, & Aufses); title: Failure of Cytoplasmic Estrogen Receptor Assay as a Prognostic Guide in Primary Breast Cancer (Furnival et al.); title: Correlation of Steroid Receptors with Histologic Differentiation in Mammary Carcinoma: A Singapore Experience (Chua et al.); title: The Status of Estrogen Receptors in Iranian Pre- and Postmenopausal Breast Cancer Patients (Zia'Ee et al.); title: Steroid, Prolactin, and Dopamine Receptors in Normal and Pathologic Breast Tissue (di Carlo et al.); title: Natural Growth Rate in 300 Primary Breast Carcinomas and Correlation to Hormone Factors (Fournier et al.); title: Benign, Dysplastic, and Preinvasive Lesions Associated with Invasive Breast Carcinoma: Age-Related Frequency (Fessia et al.); title: Immunohistochemical Detection of Alpha-Lactalbumin and Gross Cyst Fluid Protein in Human Breast Carcinoma (Spyratos et al.); title: The Hormonal Etiology of Breast Disease: A New Approach Using the Determination of Salivary Progesterone (Read et al.); title: Abnormal Salivary Steroid Levels in Benign Breast Disease (Gravina et al.); title: Plasma Hormones in Premenopausal Women with Benign Breast Disease (Bruning et al.); title: Peripheral Levels of Androgens and of Some Steroid-Sensitive Plasma Proteins in Patients with Fibrocystic Breast Disease (Carlström et al.); title: Preliminary Reports on Plasma Prolactin and TSH Responses to Domperidone and TRH Administration in Patients Affected by Simple Thyroid Goiter Associated with Benign Breast Disease (Rolla et al.); title: Prolactin Dynamics after Acute Stimulation with Thyrotropin- Releasing Hormone and Domperidone in Women with Fibrocystic Disease of the Breast (Dogliotti et al.); title: Steroid Sulfates Present in Breast Cyst Fluid (Vanluchene et al.); title: Cations and Dehydroisoandrosterone-Sulfate in Human Breast Cyst Fluid (Orlandi et al.); title: Carcinoembryonic Antigen (CEA) in Human Breast Cyst Fluid: A Study of 101 Cases (Olivati et al.); title: Steroid-Hormone-Binding Proteins in Benign and Malignant Breast Tissue and Their Relevance for Prognosis (Etzrodt et al.); title: Endocrine Profile: Its Possible Predictive Significance during Treatment with Medroxyprogesterone Acetate at High Doses in Postmenopausal Patients with Advanced Breast Cancer (Pannuti et al.); title: Differential Significance of Prolactin Elevation in Patients with Metastatic Breast Cancer Treated with Medroxyprogesterone Acetate in High Dosage (Blossey et al.); title: The Clinical and Hormonal Effects of Bromocriptine in Patients with Fibrocystic Breast Disease (Kösebay, Saner, & Atasü); title: The Treatment of Benign Breast Disease: Comparison of Bromocriptine, Norethisterone Acetate, and Placebo (Saccani et al.); title: A Double-Blind Trial in the Evaluation of Bromocriptine in the Treatment of Fibrocystic Breast Disease (Parlati et al.); title: Relative Efficacy of Bromocriptine and Progesterone per Cutem in Treating Fibrocystic Breast Disease (Raso et al.); title: Fibrocystic Disease of the Breast Associated with Pituitary-Ovarian Dysfunction: Results of Treatment with Bromocriptine (Falsetti et al.); title: Reduction of Cysts in Fibrocystic Breast Disease during and after Danazol Treatment (Rasmussen, Tobiassen, & Döberl); title: Comparison of Tamoxifen and Bromocriptine in Management of Fibrocystic Breast Disease: A Randomized Blind Study (Sandrucci et al.); title: Relationship between Age and Dehydroepiandrosterone Sulfate in Breast Secretions (Boccuzzi et al.); title: β-HCG in Breast Cyst Fluid (Greenblatt & Mahesh); title: Molecular Mechanisms of Tumor Promotion and Multistage Carcinogenesis: Relevance to Breast Cancer (Weinstein); title: Index of Contributors