Physiological Function of Gonadotropins in Fish
Josep V. Planas, Penny Swanson
Abstract
Josep V. Planas, Penny Swanson
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.
Key concepts: Fish <Actinopterygii>, Zoology, Function (biology), Biology, Fishery, Evolutionary biology