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Antiandrogen
(redirected from Androgen antagonists)

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antiandrogen /an·ti·an·dro·gen/ (-an´dro-jen) any substance capable of inhibiting the biological effects of androgens.
an·ti·an·dro·gen (nt-ndr-jn, nt-)
n.
A substance that prevents expression of biological effects of androgenic hormones on responsive tissues.

Antiandrogen
A substance that blocks the action of androgens, the hormones responsible for male characteristics. Used to treat prostate cancers that require male hormones for growth.
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antiandrogen
any substance capable of inhibiting the biological effects of androgenic hormones.

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All test systems showed that bicalutamide and hydroxyflutamide act as potent androgen antagonists (Ma et al.
This modified system was successfully used by several investigators for assaying androgen antagonists (Peers et al.
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