The serum growth hormone GH response
Selected Abstract
The serum growth hormone (GH) response to provocative tests is dependent on type of assay in autosomal dominant isolated GH deficiency because of an ARG^sup 183^HIS (R183H) GH-I gene mutation
The clinical appearance and genetic basis of familial isolated growth hormone deficiency (IGHD) are heterogeneous and are associated with at least four types of Mendelian disorders: two forms with autosomal recessive inheritance (IGHD type 1A and 1B), one with autosomal dominant inheritance (IGHD ... June 1, 2003; Clinical Chemistry
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The serum growth hormone (GH) response to provocative tests is dependent on type of assay in autosomal dominant isolated GH deficiency because of an ARG^sup 183^HIS (R183H) GH-I gene mutation
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