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Human pituitary growth hormone
Experientia, 1964Aus Tierexperimenten mit Wachstumshormonen aus Rindern wird klar, dass das Hormon eine Anzahl anderer biologischer Funktionen ausubt als seine wachstumsfordernde Tatigkeit. Im Menschen hat sich das Wachstumshormon als starkstes anabolisches Agens der bisher untersuchten Arzneimittel oder Hormone erwiesen.
C H, Li, W K, Liu
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Heterogeneity of Human Growth Hormone
Endocrine Research Communications, 1974Purified preparations of human growth hormone (hGH) consistently showed two growth hormone-like contaminants when analyzed by SDS-gel electrophoresis (SDS — sodium dodecyl sulfate). Because of their behavior during SDS-electrophoresis, the two substances have been designated as 24K and 20K. This distinguishes them from hGH with a molecular weight of 22,
R N, Singh, B K, Seavey, U J, Lewis
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Hormonal Regulation of Human Growth
New England Journal of Medicine, 1987How does a human being reach normal adult height and weight? Inheritance sets the broad limits — to wit, the shortest elephant towers over the tallest mouse.
M M, Rechler, S P, Nissley, J, Roth
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PREPARATION OF HUMAN GROWTH HORMONE
Journal of Endocrinology, 1961SUMMARY A simple method for the preparation of human growth hormone using chromatography on diethylaminoethyl-cellulose is described. Material prepared in this way, when assayed by growth of the tibial epiphysial cartilage in hypophysectomized rats, is at least as active as material prepared by published methods and is obtained in ...
A L, WALLACE, K A, FERGUSON
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The Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism, 1971
ABSTRACT Total immunoreactive human growth hormone (IR-HGH) was measured in one or more 24 hr urine samples collected from five normal, three acromegalic, and six hypopituitary (five before and one after treatment with HGH) patients. After concentration by polyionic membrane ultrafiltration, mean levels of total IR-HGH were 79, 35, and 254 ng per 24 hr
R M, Bala, J C, Beck
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ABSTRACT Total immunoreactive human growth hormone (IR-HGH) was measured in one or more 24 hr urine samples collected from five normal, three acromegalic, and six hypopituitary (five before and one after treatment with HGH) patients. After concentration by polyionic membrane ultrafiltration, mean levels of total IR-HGH were 79, 35, and 254 ng per 24 hr
R M, Bala, J C, Beck
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Human placental growth hormone
American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1997Placental growth hormone is the product of the GH-V gene specifically expressed in the syncytiotrophoblast layer of the human placenta. Placental growth hormone differs from pituitary growth hormone by 13 amino acids. It has high somatogenic and low lactogenic activities.
E, Alsat +4 more
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EFFECTS OF HUMAN GROWTH HORMONE ON THE SECRETION OF RAT GROWTH HORMONE
Journal of Endocrinology, 1980Abstract Human growth hormone (hGH) was administered to chronically cannulated male rats and its effect upon the physiological secretory patterns of rat growth hormone (rGH) and prolactin were observed. In comparison with injected control animals, a reduction in the size of spontaneous secretory bursts of rGH was ...
J O, Willoughby +4 more
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Biosynthetic Human Growth Hormone in the Treatment of Growth Hormone Deficiency
Acta Paediatrica, 1990ABSTRACT. A total of 309 previously untreated children with growth hormone deficiency (GHD) (219 boys, 90 girls; mean age 8.4 ± 3.9 years, range 1.5‐19 years) were treated for up to 3 years in an ongoing trial designed to examine the long‐term efficacy and safety of biosynthetic somatropin (rhGH).
J H, Holcombe +4 more
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Growth Hormone in Human Development
Nature, 1968MANY investigators have established that changes occur in the structure of enzymes and other proteins during development. For example, Cahn et al. have shown changes in the isoenzymes of lactic dehydrogenase (LDH)1, and Korber was the first to recognize that foetal haemoglobin is more resistant to alkali than maternal haemoglobin2.
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The Human Liver Growth Hormone Receptor*
Endocrinology, 1989Human livers, obtained from donors at the time of transplant, were homogenized in 0.25 M sucrose and fractionated by differential centrifugation. The specific binding of [125I] human (h) GH to total particulate fractions from 18 livers varied from 0.4-5.1% of the total radioactivity/100 micrograms protein.
Hocquette, Jean-François +4 more
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