RIA/ELISA kit for placental growth hormone

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Date: Thu, 24 Aug 2000 00:00

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    Humans have two growth hormones, pituitary and placental, that
differ in several amino acids.  I am searching for a kit to measure
levels of placental GH (GH-V).  Or, a kit that is specific for only
pituitary GH (GH-N).  Failing this, is there a vendor for anti-hGH-V
antibodies?

Ronald Adkins
radkins@bio.umass.edu

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Subject: RIA/ELISA kit for placental growth hormone
Date: 2000/08/24
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