estrogen-induced (redirected from estrogen-induced transdifferentation)

estrogen-induced

stimulated by high blood levels of estrogen.

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estrogen-induced transdifferentation

a persistent high estrogen intake causes male behavior in ewes and secondary sex characters, e.g. mammary gland and teat hypertrophy, in wethers, and changes in the promotion of development of endometrial-type glands in the cervix.

estrogen-induced uroliths

diets high in estrogens thought to contribute to the development of uroliths by increasing the rate of epithelial desquamation in the urinary tract, thus facilitating the formation of a nidus around which concretion of salts can then develop.