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Androgen

An androgen (from Greek andr-, the stem of the word meaning 'man') is any natural or synthetic steroid hormone that regulates the development and maintenance of male physiological characteristics in vertebrates by binding to androgen receptors. This includes the embryological development of the primary male sex organs, and the development of male…

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ATC code
G03B
Biological target
Androgen receptor, mARs (e.g., GPRC6A, others)
MeSH
D000728
Synonyms
Androgenic hormone; Testoid
Use
Hypogonadism, transgender men, performance enhancement, bodybuilding, others

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Androgen

Nodes121
Edges120
Triples60
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.016529
Components1

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Androgen

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related to Spermatogenesis · 10
Androgen → During, Elevated, Exogenous, For, FSH, Leydig, LH, Sertoli, Throughout, Without
related to Types and examples · 7
Androgen → A4, A5, Adrenal, Besides, DHEA, DHEA-S, The
related to Relative potency · 6
Androgen → DHT, Dihydrotestosterone, One, Some, The, Whereas DHT
related to Muscle mass · 5
Androgen → Androgens, Fusion, Higher, Males, One
related to Biosynthesis · 4
Androgen → Androgens, Conversion, DHT, The
related to Brain · 4
Androgen → Circulating, Indeed, More, Numerous
related to Fat deposition · 3
Androgen → Also, Males, Recent
related to Male pubertal development · 3
Androgen → Adam's, At, Masculine
related to Androgen insensitivity · 2
Androgen → Reduced, XY-karyotype
related to Biological activity · 2
Androgen → Androgens, ARs

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
AndrogenATC codeG03B1.00infobox
AndrogenBiological targetAndrogen receptor, mARs (e.g., GPRC6A, others)1.00infobox
AndrogenMeSHD0007281.00infobox
AndrogenSynonymsAndrogenic hormone; Testoid1.00infobox
AndrogenUseHypogonadism, transgender men, performance enhancement, bodybuilding, others1.00infobox
increased sex driveinstance ofand androgens mediate the development of masculine secondary sexual characteristics as well as the activation of spermatogenesis and fertility and masculine behavioral changes0.80text
Androgenhas effectAndrogens0.60section
Androgenrelated to Androgen insensitivityReduced0.60section
Androgenrelated to Androgen insensitivityXY-karyotype0.60section
Androgenrelated to Biological activityAndrogens0.60section
Androgenrelated to Biological activityARs0.60section
Androgenrelated to BiosynthesisAndrogens0.60section

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