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Physiological Function of Gonadotropins in Fish

Josep V. Planas, Penny Swanson

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Abstract

With the availability of purified fish GTHs, enough information has been obtained over the last few years on the biology of GTH I and GTH II to recognize the existence of a significant functional homology between GTH I and FSH and between GTH II and LH. In view of these findings, a change in terminology was recently proposed from GTH I to FSH and from GTH II to LH (Planas et al., 2000). Consequently, fish GTHs are referred to in the existing literature as fish FSH and LH.

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With the availability of purified fish GTHs, enough information has been obtained over the last few years on the biology of GTH I and GTH II to recognize the existence of a significant functional homology between GTH I and FSH and between GTH II and LH. In view of these findings, a change in terminology was recently proposed from GTH I to FSH and from GTH II to LH (Planas et al., 2000). Consequently, fish GTHs are referred to in the existing literature as fish FSH and LH.

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With the availability of purified fish GTHs, enough information has been obtained over the last few years on the biology of GTH I and GTH II to recognize the existence of a significant functional homology between GTH I and FSH and between GTH II and LH. In view of these findings, a change in terminology was recently proposed from GTH I to FSH and from GTH II to LH (Planas et al., 2000). Consequently, fish GTHs are referred to in the existing literature as fish FSH and LH.

Key concepts: Fish <Actinopterygii>, Zoology, Function (biology), Biology, Fishery, Evolutionary biology

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