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Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism, Vol 43, 168-172, Copyright © 1976 by Endocrine Society

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Integrated concentrations of luteinizing hormone and puberty

PA Lee, LP Plotnick, RE Steele, RG Thompson and RM Blizzard

Integrated serum concentrations of luteinizing hormone have been compared among 30-minute collections from 10 boys (6-18 years old) and 5 girls (5-11 years old). This study suggests that perpubertal as well as pubertal boys have greater mean integrated concentrations of LH during sleep than during waking. One of two pubertal girls had greater concentrations of LH during sleep, while three prepubertal girls did not.


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