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Cortisone

Cortisone is a naturally occurring, mostly inactive pregnene (21-carbon) steroid hormone. In the body, cortisone is produced as part of the cortisol–cortisone shunt, which protects vulnerable organs like the kidneys from cortisol. These organs produce the enzyme 11β-HSD2 which locally converts cortisol into inactive cortisone. Cortisone is later…

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Cortisone

Nodes116
Edges115
Triples90
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.017241
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related to Bibliography · 33
Cortisone → American Chemical Society, American Culture, Bibcode, Bonagura, Clin, Cossar, Current Veterinary Therapy, DVM, Endocrinol, Halliwell, Harper, Ingle DJ, ISBN, Journal, Kentucky, Letterboxed, Martin, Medicine, Metab, October
related to history · 19
Cortisone → American, Both Reichstein, During, Edward Calvin Kendall, Harold, Hench, In, Kendall, Mason, Mason's, Mayo Clinic, Medicine, Nobel Prize, Pfiffner, Philip, Philip Showalter Hench, Physiology, Tadeusz Reichstein, Wintersteiner
related to Popular culture · 10
Cortisone → Abuse, Addison's, American, Bigger Than Life, In, James Mason, Jean-Luc Godard, John, Kennedy, Though
related to Biological activity · 9
Cortisone → Cortisol, GR, HSD1, HSD2, In, It, MR, Relatedly, Through
related to Production · 8
Cortisone → ACTH, Because, Corticotropin-releasing, For, Here, In, One, This
has effect · 3
Cortisone → Cushing's, Oral, With
related to External links · 3
Cortisone → Media, Wikimedia Commons, Wiktionary-logo-en-v2
related to Medical uses · 3
Cortisone → After, It, This
is a · 1
Cortisone → naturally occurring

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cortisol mineralocorticoid corticosteroid hydrocortisone converted used potent activity glucocorticoid one inactive body enzyme prodrug 10 including steroid liver administered joint

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Cortisoneis anaturally occurring0.90text
cortisone as a treatment for Addison's diseaseinstance ofKennedy was regularly administered corticosteroids0.80text
Cortisonehas effectOral0.60section
Cortisonehas effectCushing's0.60section
Cortisonehas effectWith0.60section
Cortisonerelated to BibliographyBonagura0.60section
Cortisonerelated to BibliographyDVM0.60section
Cortisonerelated to BibliographyCurrent Veterinary Therapy0.60section
Cortisonerelated to BibliographyVol0.60section
Cortisonerelated to BibliographyCossar0.60section
Cortisonerelated to BibliographyHarper0.60section
Cortisonerelated to BibliographyLetterboxed0.60section

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