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Estrogen reabsorption refers to the physiological processes by which estrogens, after being filtered or secreted into body fluids, are taken back up into the bloodstream or tissues rather than being excreted. This process involves several transporters and metabolic pathways, particularly in organs like the kidney, liver, and intestines. It is not mediated by a single receptor but by a combination of molecular players involved in estrogen metabolism and transport across cell membranes. Key processes include enterohepatic recirculation (intestinal deconjugation and reuptake) and renal handling (filtration and potential tubular reabsorption).
Multiple mechanisms: transporter-mediated uptake, enzymatic deconjugation, passive diffusion
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