Definitions for "DHT"
A byproduct of the hormone testosterone, DHT is responsible for the formation of male primary sex characteristics during the embryonic stage as well as most secondary sex characteristics in males at puberty and continues to be important to male sexual function throughout adult life.
Testosterone, a male hormone, is converted into DHT or Dihydrotestosterone in various tissues of the body and the skin. The enzyme 5 alpha reductase converts testosterone into its more potent form DHT. DHT is responsible for causing hair loss known as Androgenetic Alopecia and for stimulating the growth of body hair.
a natural compound deriving from Testosterone that is ultimately responsible for male pattern hair loss or common baldness.
Homeopathy certification available only to MDs and DOs through the American Board of Homeotherapeutics.
acronym for Diplomate in Homeotherapeutics.
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Using MR measurements in a direct determination of the type of hydrocarbons present. The methods exploit the contrast in T1 relaxation and diffusion principles to recognize fluid types.
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