Prohormon (-i, n.) sive prohormonum est praecursor hormonum, vero sine effectu physiologico, quae metabolismo in hormon (activum) convertitur.

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De consuetudine conversio prohormoni inactivi in hormon activum in organismo diligenter gubernatur.

Exempla prohormonum

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Prohormonta praecursores sunt:

Prohormonta supplementum nutriminum

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Quaedam prohormonum, imprimis talia testosteroni supplementum nutrimium, consumantur[2]. In artibus athleticis consumptio prohormonum adulescentibus vel in pueritia dubitabilissime videtur[3].

  1. Hao J., Cheang I., Zhang L., Wang K., Wang H. M., Wu Q. Y., Zhou Y. L., Zhou F., Xu D. J., et al. (Oct 2019). "Growth differentiation factor-15 combined with N-terminal prohormone of brain natriuretic peptide increase 1-year prognosis prediction value for patients with acute heart failure: a prospective cohort study". Chinese medical journal 132 (19): 2278-85 
  2. Ziegenfuss T. N., Berardi J. M., Lowery L. M. (Dec 2002). "Effects of prohormone supplementation in humans: a Review". Canadian journal of applied physiology 27 (6): 628-46 
  3. Smurawa T. M., Congeni J. A. (Aug 2007). "Testosterone precursors: use and abuse in pediatric athletes". Pediatric clinics of North America 54 (4): 787-96 

Nexus externi

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  • Merriam-Webster: Definitio prohormoni. (Anglice)
 
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