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Karen Pendergrass

Revised “PCOS Context”: now reads “metalloestrogen, altering the estrogen/testosterone ratio - oxidative stress from metal exposure damages ovarian”.

Revised “PCOS Context”: changed “metalloestrogen, altering the estrogen/testosterone ratio - Oxidative stress from metal exposure damages ovarian” to “metalloestrogen, altering the estrogen/testosterone ratio - oxidative stress from metal exposure damages ovarian”.

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WikiBiome Deploy Bot

Created “Testosterone”: The primary androgen in human biology, testosterone sits at a critical intersection in WikiBiome's framework: it is both regulated by the gut microbiome and disrupted by heavy metals, making it a node…

Created “Testosterone”: The primary androgen in human biology, testosterone sits at a critical intersection in WikiBiome's framework: it is both regulated by the gut microbiome and disrupted by heavy metals, making it a node… Published sections: Testosterone; Bidirectional Relationship; Sex Differences in Disease; PCOS Context; Metal-Androgen Interactions; PCOS: The Convergence Point; Open Questions; Connections.

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