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Fluticasone furoate induced iatrogenic Cushing syndrome in a pediatric patient receiving anti-retroviral therapy by van den Berg, S A A, van ‘t Veer, N E, Emmen, J M A, van Beek, R H T

“…Summary We present a case of iatrogenic Cushing’s syndrome, induced by treatment with fluticasone furoate (1–2 dd, 27.5 µg in each nostril) in a pediatric…”
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Determination of dabigatran, rivaroxaban and apixaban by ultra‐performance liquid chromatography – tandem mass spectrometry (UPLC‐MS/MS) and coagulation assays for therapy monitoring of novel direct oral anticoagulants by Schmitz, E. M. H., Boonen, K., den Heuvel, D. J. A., Dongen, J. L. J., Schellings, M. W. M., Emmen, J. M. A., Graaf, F., Brunsveld, L., Kerkhof, D.

“…Background Three novel direct oral anticoagulants (DOACs) have recently been registered by the Food and Drug Administration and European Medicines Agency…”
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Estrogen receptor knockout mice: phenotypes in the female reproductive tract by EMMEN, J. M. A, KORACH, K. S

“…There is a broad spectrum of organ systems that respond to estrogen hormones, including the female and male reproductive tracts, mammary gland, the skeleton,…”
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Estrogen receptor knockout mice: phenotypes in the female reproductive tract by Emmen, J. M. A., Korach, K. S.

“…There is a broad spectrum of organ systems that respond to estrogen hormones ,including the female and male reproductive tracts ,mammary gland ,the skeleton…”
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Hormonal control of gubernaculum development during testis descent: gubernaculum outgrowth in vitro requires both insulin-like factor and androgen by Emmen, J M, McLuskey, A, Adham, I M, Engel, W, Grootegoed, J A, Brinkmann, A O

“…The gubernaculum connects the gonad to the inguinoscrotal region and is involved in testis descent. It rapidly develops in the male fetus, whereas development…”
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Androgen action during male sex differentiation includes suppression of cranial suspensory ligament development by Emmen, J M, McLuskey, A, Grootegoed, J A, Brinkmann, A O

“…The cranial suspensory ligament is located on the border of the cranial (mesonephric) mesentery in adult female mammals, which runs between the cranial pole of…”
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