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Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism, Vol 51, 410-412, Copyright © 1980 by Endocrine Society


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Evidence for the presence of the putative TRH metabolite, deamido-TRH, in human urine

L Bhandrau and CH Emerson

Using a specific radioimmunoassay (RIA) for deamido TRH (TRH-OH), TRH- OH immunoreactivity (IR) was detected in the urine of 54% of a group of normal subjects and patients with thyroid disease. Human urine TRH-OH IR eluted in the position of synthetic TRH-OH on Sephadex G-10 gel filtration (GF). In contrast, urine TRH IR, as determined by a specific TRH RIA, did not elute with synthetic TRH. HU-TRH was prepared for studies on its crossreactivity in the TRH-OH RIA. HU-TRH is the term given to a previously described substance(s) which is obtained from human urine by immunoabsorption to anti-TRH antiserum, is reactive in the TRH RIA, and shows non-identity with synthetic TRH on GF. HU-TRH was not reactive in the TRH-OH RIA. These studies suggest that the putative TRH metabolite, deamido TRH, is present in human urine and that HU-TRH is neither TRH-OH or as closely related structurally to TRH- OH as it is to TRH.





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