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R A HUSEBY

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Articles 85
Citations 228
Followers 0
Related Specialties
Oncology
Endocrinology
General Medicine
Top 10 Co-Authors
L T SAMUELS
C P BARNUM
B Sato
J J BITTNER
B B Jacobs
O V DOMINGUEZ
B F RICE
F E Cole
V DOWNING
M L HELMREICH
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Cancer Res
Proc Soc Exp Biol Med
Endocrinology
J Natl Cancer Inst
J Steroid Biochem
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Recent Articles
1.
A comparative morphological study of the mammary glands with reference to the known factors influencing the development of mammary carcinoma in mice
HUSEBY R, BITTNER J
Cancer Res . 2010 Oct; 6:240-55. PMID: 21024836
No abstract available.
2.
Relationship of the inherited susceptibility and the inherited hormonal influence in the development of mammary cancer in mice
BITTNER J, HUSEBY R
Cancer Res . 2010 Oct; 6:235-9. PMID: 21024835
No abstract available.
3.
Hydroxybenzene compounds as cytoplasmic fixatives
HUSEBY R
Proc Soc Exp Biol Med . 2010 Oct; 61:122-5. PMID: 21017593
No abstract available.
4.
Evaluation of the predictive power of progesterone receptor levels in primary breast cancer: a comparison with other criteria in 559 cases with a mean follow-up of 74.8 months. The Breast Cancer Prognostic Study Associates
HUSEBY R, Ownby H, Brooks S, Russo J
Henry Ford Hosp Med J . 1990 Jan; 38(1):79-84. PMID: 2228719
A total of 559 women with primary breast cancer treated by modified radical mastectomy were followed for a mean of 74.8 months to evaluate the relationship of sex hormone receptor...
5.
Node-negative breast cancer treated by modified radical mastectomy without adjuvant therapies: variables associated with disease recurrence and survivorship
HUSEBY R, Ownby H, Frederick J, Brooks S, Russo J, Brennan M
J Clin Oncol . 1988 Jan; 6(1):83-8. PMID: 3335894
The present study attempts to identify poor prognosis subgroups of women with node-negative breast cancer that might benefit from systemic adjuvant therapy. The cases were collected through a cooperative effort...
6.
Interactions of putative estrogens with the intracellular receptor complex in mouse Leydig cells: relationship to preneoplastic hyperplasia
Juriansz R, HUSEBY R, Wilcox R
Cancer Res . 1988 Jan; 48(1):14-8. PMID: 3334987
The interaction of 14 steroidal and nonsteroidal estrogen agonists and antagonists with the intracellular estrogen receptor system was examined in cell suspensions prepared from the testes of mice that develop...
7.
Ectopic pituitary grafts in mice: hormone levels, effects on fertility, and the development of adenomyosis uteri, prolactinomas, and mammary carcinomas
HUSEBY R, Soares M, Talamantes F
Endocrinology . 1985 Apr; 116(4):1440-8. PMID: 3971922
Some endocrinological consequences of grafting hypophyses of mice to sites distant from the hypothalamic-pituitary portal vessels were investigated. Serum PRL levels in recipients rose within 3 weeks to levels seen...
8.
Evidence for a direct growth-stimulating effect of estradiol on human MCF-7 cells in vivo
HUSEBY R, Maloney T, McGrath C
Cancer Res . 1984 Jun; 44(6):2654-9. PMID: 6722798
The MCF-7 continuous line of human breast cancer cells requires that athymic nude mice receive supplemental estrogen so that inocula can produce progressively growing tumors. Although these cells contain a...
9.
Dormancy versus extinction of mouse Leydig cell tumors following endocrine-induced regression
HUSEBY R
Cancer Res . 1983 Nov; 43(11):5365-78. PMID: 6616470
Although a majority of malignant testicular Leydig cell tumors induced in the mouse by chronic estrogenization remain dependent upon estrogen stimulation for growth during early transplant generations, we have observed...
10.
Effects of prenatal exposure of mice to "low-dose" diethylstilbestrol and the development of adenomyosis associated with evidence of hyperprolactinemia
HUSEBY R, Thurlow S
Am J Obstet Gynecol . 1982 Dec; 144(8):939-49. PMID: 7148926
The developing genital tract of the fetal mouse was exposed to diethylstilbestrol (DES) and the induction of noncyclic ovarian function in adult life was circumvented. Female mice of two inbred...