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Steven Nordeen PhD

Professor Emeritus - Breast Cancer Research

Bio
Research, Publications, Projects

Education, Licensure & Certifications

Education:

PhD, University of Rochester (1977)

Research

Research Activities:

Mechanisms of differential regulation of gene expression of progesterone and cortisol receptors
Mechanisms that regulate the transcriptional activity of steroid receptors
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Publications and Presentations

Selected Publications:

Nordeen SK, Bona BJ, Beck CA, Edwards DP, Borror KC, DeFranco DB (1995). Steroid antagonists: When an antagonist isn't. Steroids 60, 97-104.
Nordeen SK, Moyer ML, Bona BJ (1995). Modulation of glucocorticoid-regulated transcription by purines: Novel characteristics and implications for tissue specificity of steroid response. Endocrinology 136, 1120-1127.
Lieberman BA, Nordeen SK (1997). DNA intersegment transfer: How steroid receptors search for a target site. J. Biol. Chem. 272, 1061-1068.
Lambert JR, Nordeen SK (1997). An epigenetic mechanism imposes differential hormone responsiveness in human breast cancer cells. (Submitted for publication).

Pathology

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12631 East 17th Avenue

2nd Floor

Aurora, CO 80045

Please contact the specific Pathology unit directly, for general questions call 303-724-3704

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