Studies on the hydrogenation of the progestagen dienogest in vivo and in vitro in the female rabbit - Different plasma levels following ingestion of DHEA-supplemented food and different metabolite patterns in plasma, bile, and urine

G. Hobe, Renate Schön, Michaela Hajek, Katrin Undisz, Albert Härtl
In: Steroids · 1998 · pp. 393–400 · W2891865862
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This study investigated the in vivo and in vitro hydrogenation of progestagen dienogest in female rabbits, revealing distinct plasma levels following DHEA-supplemented food ingestion and varied metabolite patterns across plasma, bile, and urine.

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