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The metabolism of synthetic steroids was studied in order to determine whether human lymphoblasts are able to synthesize and inactivate bioactive steroids, such as progesterone, estrogen, and androgen. The cells were obtained from the peripheral blood of patients with T-cell leukemia and incubated with (3)H-pregnenolone and (3)H-17 alpha-hydroxyprogesterone (17-OHP). Steroid metabolism was compared with that in the peripheral blood lymphocytes from normal donors. In addition, (3)H-progesterone was incubated with intact lymphoblasts and the steroid-conjugates formed were analyzed. The metabolite profile obtained was compared with that of the same incubations with whole blood cells and with erythrocytes. The amount of progesterone and 17-OHP metabolized was significantly higher in lymphoblasts than in normal lymphocytes. The inactivation of progesterone was significantly lower in lymphoblasts than in whole blood cells, while the conversion of 17-OHP was similar in both cell populations. Progesterone metabolites were analyzed by thin-layer chromatography, and no differences were found between the two groups. 17-OHP and androstenedione were analyzed by high-performance liquid chromatography, and significant differences in the metabolites formed were found between lymphoblasts and whole blood cells. The data suggest that human lymphoblasts are capable of synthesizing and metabolizing 17-OHP and androgens.Neuroendocrine carcinoma of the prostate: 01e38acffe
Answer by Simon Gouin
The first step to be able to visualize chess is to visualize a chessboard. A chessboard is made of a 9 by 9 square grid with empty cells.
The empty cells are so that two chess players would have free-space to move in. Each player should have the square, the colour of the side of the square, the character (piece) to place, and also the direction of the movement.
The two players start at the square "1" in the upper left corner.
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Once you know how to visualize a chessboard, you can just start creating your visualization of the board.
With this visualization, you should have a 9 by 9 square grid, with empty cells. Each empty cell should have a piece in it. And each piece should have the corresponding position on the board, the colour of the side of the square, and its character.
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The board should be in a 7 by 7 square to have a 1 × 1 square empty cell.
Now we have a 9 by 9 square grid with empty cells.
The empty cells should have a piece in it. And each piece should have the corresponding position on the board, the colour of the side of the square, and its character.
The board is now ready.
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Now you need to tell the program where to place the pieces on the board.
This is done by creating lists of pieces with information about the direction, where to place the piece, and with how many cells the piece can go in. The pieces should be placed at the empty cells.
The only empty cells left now are the 3 × 3 square in the middle.
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Now that we have a 9 × 9 square grid with chess pieces in it, we need to let the computer know which piece should be in which square on the grid.
This is done by creating a 2 × 2 matrix that contains information about the position of each piece.
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Now we have a 9 × 9 square grid with pieces in it, and the matrix to know which piece should be in which square.
All we have to do now is give the computer the piece that should be placed in the
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