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luteinizing-hormone releasing hormone

(′lüd·ē·ə′nīz·iŋ ¦hör′mōn ri′lēs·iŋ ¦hör′mōn)

(biochemistry) A small peptide hormone released from the hypothalamus which acts on the pituitary gland to cause release of luteinizing hormone. Abbreviated LH-RH.


 
 
Medical Dictionary: luteinizing hormone-releasing hormone

n. (Abbr. LHRH, LRH)

See gonadotropin-releasing hormone.

 
 

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