The Avidity of an Antiserum to Human Fsh Extracted from Frozen Pituitaries: Endocrine Research Communications: Vol 1, No 1

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An antiserum to human follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) prepared with highly purified FSH obtained from frozen pituitary glands has been examined with respect to its avidity. It was found that FSH contained in two human pituitary preparations and in a postmenopausal urinary extract was bound to a significantly greater degree by this antiserum than by an FSH antiserum distributed by the NIAMDD.

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