Clomifene Citrate (CAS 50-41-9) is a selective estrogen receptor modulator, used in the treatment of ovulation induction.
Clomifene competes with [3H]-QNB and [3H]-nitrendipine for their binding to the receptor in the membrane fractions from the urinary bladder and myometrium.
Clomiphene citrate treatment significantly increases the chance of homosexuality and effeminized behavior in male mice.
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