Induction of immunoreactive somatomedin C human serum by growth hormone: dose-response relationships and effect on chromatographic profiles.
Induction of immunoreactive somatomedin C human serum by growth hormone: dose-response relationships and effect on chromatographic profiles.
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生长激素诱导免疫反应性生长调节素 C 人血清:剂量反应关系和对色谱图的影响。
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发表时间:
1980
影响因子:
5.8
通讯作者:
J. J. Wyk
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作者:
Kenneth C. Copeland;L. E. Underwood;J. J. Wyk
The induction of somatomedin C (SM-C) was evaluated in 30 hypopituitary patients and in normal subjects using a sensitive, specific RIA for SM-C. Two hypopituitary patients each received an iv bolus of 0.1 U human GH (hGH)⁄kg BW, followed by continuous infusion of 0.01 U hGH⁄kg-h for 12 h. The earliest rise in SM-C was detectable between 6-8 h. In response to the im administration of hGH, hypopituitary patients demonstrated a delay of 8 h before the rise in SM-C, a peak response between 16-28 h, and a fall nearly to basal levels by 48 h. The delay in the serum SM-C response to the administration of hGH suggests that SM is not stored in a readily releasable form and that the effect of GH on SM production may be through the stimulation of de novo synthesis. Graded doses of hGH in a sequence of 0.1, 0.2, 0.4, and 0.8 U/kg (im) elicited a stairstep pattern of SM-C response. When the sequence of administration of these doses was altered, however, it was apparent that the magnitude of the SM-C response was dete...