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Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism, Vol 52, 934-936, Copyright © 1981 by Endocrine Society
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RF Casper and SS Yen
Subcutaneous injection of 50 microgram long acting agonist of LRF (LRF- Ag) resulted in the prompt, simultaneous pulsatile release of both LH and PRL in four hypogonadal women. After repeated daily administration of LRF-Ag. LH release in response to LRF-Ag was markedly attenuated, and LH pulses were abolished. LRF-Ag induced PRL release was also attenuated but remained pulsatile. These findings demonstrate the dissociation of the LRF-Ag-induced contemporaneous release of LH and PRL and suggest a hypothalamic site of action of LRF-Ag on PRL release.
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