(leuteinizing hormone-releasing hormone) a hormone secreted by the hypothalamus, a tiny gland in the brain.
Luteimzing hormone-releasing hormones tells the pituitary to produce more LH which would cause the testes to make more testosterone.
Stands for luteinizing hormone-releasing hormone, a hormone that is produced by the hypothalamus, a tiny gland in the brain.
luteinizing hormone-releasing hormone (also known as GnRH or gonadotrophin releasing hormone; hormone from the hypothalamus that interacts with the LHRH receptor in the pituitary to release LH) see luteinizing hormone releasing hormone
luteinizing hormone releasing hormone. hormone responsible for stimulating the production of testosterone in the body by interacting with the LHRH receptor to release LH which in turn stimulates cells in the testicles ( Leydig cells) to make testosterone; luteinizing hormone-releasing hormone is also known as GnRH or gonadotrophin-releasing hormone
Luteinizing hormone-releasing hormone, a hormone that controls sex hormones in men and women.
Luteinizing hormone releasing hormone (see GnRH).
A chemical signal originating in the hypothalamus that causes the pituitary to make LH.
Luteinising Hormone Releasing Hormone. It is produced by the hypothalamus in the brain and stimulates the pituitary (another part of the brain) to produce LH (Luteinising Hormone). This, in turn causes cells in the testicles to produce testosterone, the male hormone.
The Luteinizing Hormone Releasing Hormone; another name for GnRH.
A hormone that stimulates the sex hormones in men and women