GH1 Antibody

1. Significant correlations were observed between GH concentration and impairments on several EDI-2 subscales (drive for thinness, body dissatisfaction, interoceptive awareness, sense of ineffectiveness, interpersonal distrust, maturity fear) and on SCL-90 subitems (depression, hostility, obsessivity compulsivity, anxiety), suggesting a possible hormonal modulatory effect on specific aspects of eating disorders. PMID: 29179911
2. Patients examined at 1 year or several years from complicated mild traumatic brain injury had a similarly high occurrence of isolated GH deficiency PMID: 27878771
3. Single nucleotide variant in GH1 gene is associated with isolated growth hormone deficiency. PMID: 28910730
4. In newborns, serum PRL and hGH levels show a positive correlation that can be explained by common regulatory factors or a drift phenomenon. A higher gestational week is associated with a higher PRL/hGH ratio. PMID: 28700563
5. This review describes the endocrine profile of centenarians concerning the GH/IGF-I/insulin system, focusing on the relevance of this pathway on the modulation of ageing and longevity. PMID: 27932301
6. Data suggest that patients with NICTH (non-islet cell tumor hypoglycemia) exhibit low serum growth hormone levels during hypoglycemic episodes. [Retrospective Study & REVIEW of Case Reports] PMID: 28529277
7. Homozygous GH1 deletion is associated with growth hormone deficiency. PMID: 28525353
8. Human Growth Hormone Inhibits CLAUDIN-1 Expression Through Activation of Signal Transducer and Activator of Transcription 3 (STAT3). PMID: 28617312
9. Serum GH was unrelated to type 2 diabetes, fasting blood glucose, or HbA1c level. PMID: 27060213
10. GH1 and GHRHR screening revealed eleven variations in 24 (21%) patients with isolated growth hormone deficiency of which, four were novel deleterious, one novel non-pathogenic and six reported changes. PMID: 27114065
11. The results suggest that GH regulates energy metabolism directly in myocytes and that UCP2 participates in the signal transduction pathway that functions downstream of the GHR/JAK/STAT. PMID: 27150070
12. These results implicate TIMP3 as a modulator of cell surface GHR abundance and the ability of GH to promote cellular signaling. PMID: 27075707
13. Children with GH excess underwent medical treatment with lanreotide and a minimum clinical/biochemical follow up of 2 years is reported. The present study demonstrates that GH excess should be considered as a relative frequent endocrine manifestation in NF1 patients, similarly to central precocious puberty PMID: 28631895
14. Thus, GHRH analogs of the Miami series powerfully suppress tumor growth, but have only a weak endocrine GH inhibitory activity. The suppression of tumor growth could be induced in part by the downregulation of GHRH receptors levels. PMID: 28130121
15. the levels and kinetics of phosphorylation mediated by the main signalling proteins triggered by 22K-GH or 20K-GH were not exactly the same. PMID: 28427901
16. A negative regulation of locally produced GH by androgens/AR in Prostate cancer cells following treatment with AR agonists (R1881) and antagonists (enzalutamide, bicalutamide). PMID: 28444169
17. The intrinsic amyloidogenicity of growth hormone, in the presence of contaminating prion protein (and perhaps prolactin as well) and amyloid-beta contained in some cadavers' pituitaries, may have led to the observed co-occurring of Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease and Alzheimer's disease. PMID: 27214308
18. GH potentially negatively modulates the maturation and accumulation of lipid in adipocytes. PMID: 27802441
19. To our knowledge, c.-223C>T is the first homozygous point mutation in the GH1 promoter that leads to short stature due to idiopathic growth hormone deficiency. PMID: 27252485
20. Data show that the recombinant protein produced by the plasmid-free E coli strain was purified and characterized to be human growth hormone (hGH). PMID: 27542624
21. Our results suggest that the known protective effect of GH signaling deficiency on neoplastic tissue growth is mediated, at least partially, by regulating p53 expression PMID: 27226307
22. evidence that hGH synthesis follows a diurnal rhythm and of dynamic associations of the circadian machinery with a component of a chromosomal structure of the hGH1 locus that is essential for efficient expression. PMID: 27151213
23. Gene polymorphism of leptin (loci rs7799039) and leptin receptor (loci rs1137101) are correlated with Growth hormone deficiency susceptibility. PMID: 26915772
24. These results showed that hybrid training system on a cycle ergometer (CE) was more efficient in stimulating acute increases in GH, lactate and IL-6 than CE at the same workload. PMID: 26522057
25. Growth Hormone 1 T1663A Polymorphism were at a decreased risk of breast cancer. PMID: 26225688
26. This is the first report of a family suffering from short stature caused by autosomal dominant form of GH deficiency II, which severely affects intracellular GH folding and stability as well as secretion PMID: 26485222
27. GH and IGF-1 suppression is maintained for up to 25 months during pasireotide LAR treatment of acromegaly. PMID: 25103549
28. In women with normal somatotroph function, GH levels do not change in the first trimester of pregnancy. PMID: 25179796
29. These data on pregnancy outcomes in a large group of women with hypopituitarism revealed no relationship between GH replacement therapy regimens and pregnancy outcomes. PMID: 26256649
30. Effect of oral glucose administration on rebound growth hormone release in normal and obese women: the role of adiposity, insulin sensitivity and ghrelin. PMID: 25782001
31. the phenotype of MIP-FoxM1-hGH mice is due primarily to hGH activity and that the FoxM1 protein remains largely inactive PMID: 26202070
32. Case Report: of Klinefelter sydnrome with short stature due to growth hormone deficiency. PMID: 25241616
33. Suggest growth hormone deficiency may be common feature in vernal keratoconjuntivitis patients. PMID: 25079463
34. Human Growth Hormone stimulates the microRNA 96-182-183 cluster, which promotes the epithelial-mesenchymal transition and invasion in breast cancer PMID: 25873390
35. The results demonstrate that activation of noncoding transcription reflects an autonomous activity of the human growth hormone long-range enhancer that is fully independent of interactions with linked gene promoters and occurring in spatial and temporal synchrony with initiation of GH expression in the embryonic pituitary. PMID: 25662214
36. Analysis of GH1 in a cohort of Brazilian patients revealed that the autosomal recessive form of isolated growth hormone deficiency(IGHD) was more common than the dominant one, and both were found only in severe IGHD. PMID: 25116472
37. Recipients showed a rapid recovery of the GH/IGF1 hormonal axis and liver function after LDLT, whereas donors showed altered GH signaling and regenerative delay in the early days after living donation. PMID: 24889799
38. JAK2 is activated by growth hormone and other cytokines. (Review) PMID: 25656053
39. Genotyping contributed to the diagnosis of children with suspected growth hormone insensitivity and short stature. PMID: 25411237
40. hGH production is extremely sensitive to increased caloric intake. PMID: 25295535
41. After LT, GH levels correlate with the extent of cytolysis, while IGF-1 is an indicator of liver synthetic function recovery. IGF-1 levels >90 mug/L (day 15-30) seem to be an indicator of short-term survival. PMID: 24804205
42. In this review we highlight the evidence of extrapituitary synthesis of GH in humans. [review] PMID: 24642386
43. This review summarizes findings of growth hormone's influence on in utero and neonatal cellular and metabolic profiles related to bone and adipose tissue. PMID: 25015810
44. The study presents experimental data for the mechanism of thiol-disulfide exchange in tryptic peptides derived from human growth hormone in aqueous solution. PMID: 24549831
45. we present the results of screening for mutations in GH1 and GHRHR genes in a large cohort of Argentinian patients with IGHD. These suggest that the p.Arg183His mutation associated with the type II dominant form of IGHD might be relatively common. PMID: 23789946
46. In the first family a novel splice site mutation in GH1 was identified (c.172-1G>C, IVS2-1G>C). In two other families a previously reported splice site mutation (c.291+1G>A, IVS3+1G>A) was found. PMID: 24280736
47. Bilateral involvement of a pituitary adenoma and severely decreased immediate postoperative serum GH levels at 72 hours after transsphenoidal adenomectomy may be independent risk factors for accelerated GH deficiency in acromegalic patients. PMID: 24972779
48. The activity of autocrine GH may be distinct from that of endocrine GH in prostate cancer cells. PMID: 23238889
49. robust GH-stimulated hepatic Igf1 gene transcription utilizes tissue-specific mechanisms of epigenetic regulation that are established independent of GH signaling. PMID: 24109593
50. meta-analysis indicates that GH1 T1663A polymorphism may contribute to the risk of colorectal cancer, especially among Asian populations PMID: 24464925

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HGNC: 4261

OMIM: 139250

KEGG: hsa:2688

STRING: 9606.ENSP00000312673

UniGene: Hs.655229