Estradiol Synthesis   Theca Cells & Granulosa Cells

Estradiol Synthesis Theca Cells & Granulosa Cells

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Science, Chemistry, Biology

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The video explains the production of estradiol in females, focusing on the roles of feca and granulosa cells. It details how luteinizing hormone influences feca cells to synthesize androstenedione, which is then converted to testosterone and estradiol by granulosa cells. Estradiol's effects on the body, including its role in folliculogenesis and breast development, are discussed. The video also covers the clinical correlation between estradiol and breast cancer, highlighting the use of aromatase inhibitors as a treatment option.

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How does estradiol influence the female reproductive cycle?

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What is the relationship between estradiol levels and breast cancer risk in individuals with BRCA mutations?

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What are aromatase inhibitors and how do they relate to breast cancer treatment?

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