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The Addition of Melatonin to 17beta-Estradiol and Progesterone Modulated Markers Relevant to Mammary Tumor Development and Modulated Steroid Receptors Relevant to Uterine Protection in a Mouse Model of Breast Cancer
… as well as Ki67 expression were performed. Tertiary side-branching, the initial step in the process of mammary ductal differentiation, was significantly increased by Melatonin and EPMRT as compared to Control. Also, EPMRT displayed significantly decreased expression of the cancer-related …