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Journal of Endocrinology (1956) 13, 178-184    DOI: 10.1677/joe.0.0130178
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THE BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY OF GONADOTROPHIN (GA) FROM THE URINE OF NON-PREGNANT WOMEN

P. S. BROWN

The gonadotrophic fraction, GA, from the urine of various human subjects, when tested biologically, showed a wide range of potency. Potency was high in cases when high gonadotrophin excretion was likely; it was depressed by oestrogens.

It is suggested that GA is a protein vehicle, loaded with variable amounts of gonadotrophic material and that its potency may reflect the concentration of gonadotrophin in the body.







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