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We developed a new comparative model in order to better understand the structure-function relationships of the active site in human aromatase. Thus, we undertook the comparative inhibition of human and equine aromatases with new compounds. In fact, equine aromatase represents the only easy and available mammalian membrane-bound enzyme model, besides the human one, which is biochemically purified,...