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AGE RELATED CHANGES AND INTERRELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN PLASMA TESTOSTERONE, OESTRADIOL AND TESTOSTERONE-BINDING GLOBULIN IN NORMAL ADULT MALES Export

Acta Endocrinol, Vol. 74, No. 4. (1 December 1973), pp. 792-800.

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Testosterone (T), oestradiol-17beta (Oe2) and binding capacity of the testosterone-binding globulin (TeBG) were measured in plasma of 84 adult males (22-90 years). The medians for age group I (22- 61 years, n = 50) were: T 545 ng/100 ml, Oe2 1.66 ng/100 ml, TeBG capacity 1.44 microg T/100 ml; the medians for age group II (67-90 years, n = 34) were: T 459 ng/100 ml, Oe2 2.56 ng/100 ml, TeBG capacity 2.05 microg T/100 ml. The decrease of T and the increase of Oe2 and TeBG capacity with age were significant. The significant correlation (P < 0.01) for either age group between T and Oe2 may be ascribed to a simultaneous secretion and/or a peripheral conversion of T to Oe2. The significant correlation (P < 0.05) between T and TeBG for the old age group probably reflects the comparatively high percentage of total plasma T bound to TeBG. The biological meaning of the correlation between Oe2 and TeBG is discussed. 10.1530/acta.0.0740792


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