Definition of Antigonadotropic. Meaning of Antigonadotropic. Synonyms of Antigonadotropic

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- analogues (both agonists and antagonists). However, many other drugs have antigonadotropic properties as well, including compounds acting on **** steroid hormone...
- glucocorticoid, or antimineralocorticoid activity. They also have antigonadotropic effects and at high doses can strongly suppress **** hormone production...
- off-target activity in the antiandrogen in question. For instance, whereas antigonadotropic antiandrogens like GnRH modulators and cyproterone acetate are ****ociated...
- (3-ketodesogestrel), and, via this active metabolite, it has progestogenic activity, antigonadotropic effects, very weak androgenic activity, very weak glucocorticoid activity...
- 6 mg per cycle. Due to its progestogenic activity, levonorgestrel has antigonadotropic effects and is able to suppress the secretion of the gonadotropins...
- menstrual bleeding relative to progestogen exposure alone. NETA has antigonadotropic effects via its progestogenic activity and can dose-dependently suppress...
- activity. Due to its progestogenic activity, megestrol acetate has antigonadotropic effects. The mechanism of action of the appetite stimulant effects...
- activation of the PR and AR in the pituitary gland, danazol produces antigonadotropic effects. Although its does not significantly affect basal luteinizing...
- membrane estrogen receptor, similarly to estradiol. Estrogens have antigonadotropic effects through activation of the ERα. As a contraceptive, ethinylestradiol...
- been described as "special" progestogen, possessing low or moderate antigonadotropic efficacy but strong or very strong endometrial efficacy. In relation...