Preface; 1. Testosterone: an overview of biosynthesis, transport, metabolism
and non-genomic actions F. F. G. Rommerts; 2. The androgen receptor: molecular
biology H. Klocker, J. Gromoll and A. C. B. Cato; 3. Androgen receptor:
pathophysiology O. Hiort and M. Zitzmann; 4. Behavioural correlates of
testosterone K. Christiansen; 5. The role of testosterone in spermatogenesis G.
F. Weinbauer, M. Niehaus and E. Nieschlag; 6. Androgens and hair: a biological
paradox V. A. Randall; 7. Androgens and bone metabolism M. Zitzmann and E.
Nieschlag; 8. Testosterone effects on the skeletal muscle S. Bhasin, T. W.
Storer, A. B. Singh, L. Woodhouse, R. Singh, J. Artaza, W. E. Taylor, I. Sinha-
Hikim, R. Jasuja and N. Gonzalez-Cadavid; 9. Androgens and erythropoiesis M.
Zitzmann and E. Nieschlag; 10. Testosterone and cardiovascular diseases A. von
Eckardstein and F. C. W. Wu; 11. Testosterone and erection H. M. Behre; 12.
Testosterone and the prostate J. T. Isaacs; 13. Clinical use of testosterone in
hypogonadism and other conditions E. Nieschlag and H. M. Behre; 14.
Pharmacology of testosterone preparations H. M. Behre, C. Wang, D. J.
Handelsman and E. Nieschlag; 15. Androgen therapy in non-gonadal disease P. Y.
Liu and D. J. Handelsman; 16. Androgens in male senescence J. M. Kaufman, G. T?
Sjoen and A. Vermeulen; 17. The pathobiology of androgens in women N. Burger
and P. Casson; 18. Clinical use of 5a-reductase inhibitors K. D. Kaufman; 19.
Dehydroepiandrosterone (DHEA) and androstenedione B. Allolio and W. Arlt; 20.
Selective androgen receptor modulators (SARMs) S. S. Wolf and M. Obendorf; 21.
Methodology for measuring testosterone, DHT and SHBG in a clinical setting M.
Simoni; 22. Synthesis and pharmacological profiling of new orally active
steroidal androgens A. Grootenhuis, M. de Gooyer, J. van der Louw, R. Bursi and
D. Leysen; 23. Hormonal male contraception: the essential role of testosterone
E. Nieschlag, A. Kamischke and H. M. Behre; 24. Abuse of androgens and
detection of illegal use W. Sch?zer; Index.
Review
'?I was deeply impressed by the brilliance of selection and organization of
topics, their authors, technical format and clear and instructive literary
styles, which all result from the excellent editorial work ?The book
certainly should be considered an important contribution to understand the
contemporary knowledge about testosterone and about androgens in general.'
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Contributors
F. F. G. Rommerts, H. Klocker, J. Gromoll, A. C. B. Cato, O. Hiort, M.
Zitzmann, K. Christiansen, G. F. Weinbauer, M. Niehaus, E. Nieschlag, V. A.
Randall, M. Zitzmann, S. Bhasin, T. W. Storer, A. B. Singh, L. Woodhouse, R.
Singh, J. Artaza, W. E. Taylor, I. Sinha-Hikim, R. Jasuja, N. Gonzalez-Cadavid,
M. Zitzmann, A. von Eckardstein, F. C. W. Wu, H. M. Behre, J. T. Isaacs, C.
Wang, D. J. Handelsman, P. Y. Liu, J. M. Kaufman, G. T뭆joen, A. Vermeulen, N.
Burger, P. Casson, K. D. Kaufman, B. Allolio, W. Arlt; S. S. Wolf, M. Obendorf,
M. Simoni, A. Grootenhuis, M. de Gooyer, J. van der Louw, R. Bursi, D. Leysen,
A. Kamischke, W. Sch?zer