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Estrogen production via the aromatase enzyme in breast carcinoma: which cell type is responsible? by Santen, R.J., Santner, S.J., Pauley, R.J., Tait, L., Kaseta, J., Demers, L.M., Hamilton, C., Yue, W., Wang, J.-P.

“…Studies of breast tumor homogenates from women with breast cancer have demonstrated the synthesis of estrogens in situ through the enzyme aromatase. The…”
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Cardiovascular Disease in the Diabetic Woman by Kaseta, Jennifer R, Skafar, Debra F, Ram, Jeffrey L, Jacober, Scott J, Sowers, James R

“…The incidence of cardiovascular disease (CVD) with age is increasing in the United States, and elderly women constitute a disproportional component of the…”
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Effect of CGS 20267 on ovarian aromatase and gonadotropin levels in the rat by SINHA, S, KASETA, J, SANTNER, S. J, DEMERS, L. M, BREMMER, W. J, SANTEN, R. J

“…Aromatase catalyzes the rate limiting step that converts androgens to estrogens. Postmenopausal women with hormone dependent breast cancer respond to first…”
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Role of transforming growth factor beta-1 in peritonitis-induced adhesions by Ghellai, Ali M., Stucchi, Arthur F., Chegini, Nasser, Ma, Chunfeng, Andry, Christopher D., Kaseta, Jean M., Burns, James W., Skinner, Kevin C., Becker, James M.

“…Peritonitis is a major cause of intra-abdominal adhesion formation. The overexpression of transforming growth factor beta-1 (TGF-β1), a potent mitogen,…”
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Aromatase activity and expression in breast cancer and benign breast tissue stromal cells by SANTNER, S. J, PAULEY, R. J, TAIT, L, KASETA, J, SANTEN, R. J

“…In situ estrogen synthesis by hormone-dependent breast cancers could potentially regulate cellular proliferation through autocrine or paracrine mechanisms…”
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