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Abstract

THE problem as to whether progesterone is present in human peripheral blood, and in what concentrations, has not yet been solved satisfactorily.

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Reproductive Endocrinology > Progesterone > Blood MeasurementDiagnostics > Hormone Assays > Progesterone DetectionResearch Methodology > Historical Methods > Steroid Hormone Measurement
progesterone human peripheral blood concentration measurement, Zander progesterone human blood tissues 1954, progesterone measurement historical methods early endocrinology, serum progesterone levels detection techniques, progesterone tissue distribution human specimens, corpus luteum hormone blood levels quantification, progesterone assay development clinical endocrinology, steroid hormone blood concentration determination, early progesterone research methodology human samples, progesterone physiology peripheral circulation
PMID 13194009 13194009 DOI 10.1038/174406b0 10.1038/174406b0

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Zander, J. (1954). Progesterone in human blood and tissues. *Nature*, *174*(4426), 406-407. https://doi.org/10.1038/174406b0

Keywords

Blood, Progesterone/blood, Progesterone, BLOOD, PROGESTERONE/in Blood

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