| Entrez gene ID | Gene symbol | Interaction type | Reference |
|---|---|---|---|
| 13088 | CYP2B10 | Increases expression | PMID:28541575 |
| 1543 | CYP1A1 | Decreases activity | PMID:34181028 |
| 15496 | HSD3B5 | Increases expression | PMID:25603467 |
| 1576 | CYP3A4 | Increases expression | PMID:12505310 |
| 2099 | ESR1 | Increases activity | PMID:33049310 |
| 2100 | ESR2 | Increases activity | PMID:33049310 |
| 2488 | FSHB | Decreases expression | PMID:11994349 |
| 335 | APOA1 | Affects expression | PMID:16323982 |
| 336 | APOA2 | Affects expression | PMID:16323982 |
| 354 | KLK3 | Decreases expression | PMID:10687981 |
| 367 | AR | Affects activity | PMID:15084347; PMID:21543282; PMID:15336702; PMID:17804755; PMID:15483189; PMID:17505938; PMID:17804755 |
| 367 | AR | Affects expression | PMID:15994225; PMID:17505938 |
| 3817 | KLK2 | Decreases expression | PMID:10687981 |
| 3836 | KPNA1 | Increases expression | PMID:16906019 |
| 3838 | KPNA2 | Affects expression | PMID:16906019 |
| 3839 | KPNA3 | Increases expression | PMID:16906019 |
| 3840 | KPNA4 | Decreases expression | PMID:16906019 |
| 3841 | KPNA5 | Decreases expression | PMID:16906019 |
| 3972 | LHB | Affects expression | PMID:11994349; PMID:20463352 |
| 4780 | NFE2L2 | Increases activity | PMID:30203046 |
| 4843 | NOS2 | Decreases expression | PMID:20463352 |
| 5241 | PGR | Increases activity | PMID:20599585 |
| 53315 | SULT1D1 | Increases expression | PMID:28541575 |
| 5468 | PPARG | Increases activity | PMID:33049310 |
| 5618 | PRLR | Increases expression | PMID:25603467 |
| 72082 | CYP2C55 | Increases expression | PMID:28541575 |
| 8648 | NCOA1 | Increases activity | PMID:17804755 |
| 8856 | NR1I2 | Increases activity | PMID:33049310 |
| 9970 | NR1I3 | Increases activity | PMID:30203046 |
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