estrogen

Converse of object

• produce: This is because the body stops producing estrogen after the menopause.
• take: His doctors remain amazed at the glacial pace of his losses. Think taking estrogen will save your memory?
• use: Mortality decreased with increasing duration of use and was lower among current users than among women who used estrogens only in the distant past.
• contain: Birth control pills that contain estrogen may not be as effective while you are taking tetracycline drugs.
• give: For lack of estrogen, we'll give estrogen.

Preposition: in

• body: Steroid users take Nolvadex to prevent the effects of estrogen in the body.

Adjective modifier

• conjugated: There was no bleeding or spotting in 75.5 % of the cycles for patients who took conjugated estrogens alone.
• equine: Long term use of equine estrogens probably also increases the risk of breast cancer.
• synthetic: The partitioning of natural and synthetic estrogens between aqueous and solid phases in river systems.
• human: Phytoestrogens are natural plant compounds which have a similarity to human estrogens.
• female: They do know that after women go through menopause, levels of the female hormone estrogen are much lower.
• natural: Once docked on the sites they exert estrogen-like activity and can therefore initiate the required effect just as natural estrogen would have done.

Modifies a noun

• modulator: Novel SERMs ( selective estrogen receptor modulators ) are taking a different tack in the R&D stakes.
• receptor: Engineering of a mouse for the in vivo profiling of estrogen receptor activity.
• replacement: Young women who must undergo a BSO usually do need to consider appropriate estrogen replacement for numerous health benefits.
• therapy: The effect of postmenopausal estrogen therapy on the risk of cardiovascular disease remains controversial.
• level: Beside which Alcohol can cause estrogen levels to rocket.
• production: People with insulin resistance actually produce more circulating insulin to counteract the problem; insulin stimulates estrogen production.

Noun used with modifier

• hormone: Yet another new study has found that the hormone estrogen has a positive influence on language skills.
• plant: This on the evidence that the application of glyphosate herbicide can increase the level of plant estrogens.