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Influence of single neonatal treatment with allylestrenol or diethylstilbestrol on microsomal enzyme activity of rat liver in adulthood.
A single neonatal treatment of rats with a steroid (allylestrenol or diethylstilbestrol) did not alter the later activity of the hepatic microsomal (cytochrome P-450) enzyme system, but inhibited the inducer action of another steroid (testosterone) administered at the age of six weeks. This suggests that a hormonal imprinting-like mechanism also operates in the case of enzymes.