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Extrahypothalamic growth-hormone-releasing factor (GRF) secretion is a rare cause of acromegaly: plasma GRF levels in 177 acromegalic patientsTHORNER, M. O; FROHMAN, L. A; LYTRAS, N et al.The Journal of clinical endocrinology and metabolism. 1984, Vol 59, Num 5, pp 846-849, issn 0021-972XArticle

Dissociation between circulating concentrations of immunoreactive growth hormone releasing factor and growth hormone in normal human subjectsSOPWITH, A. M; PENNY, E. S; LYTRAS, N et al.Clinical science (1979). 1987, Vol 72, Num 2, pp 181-185, issn 0143-5221Article

Measurement of immunoreactive γ-MSH in human plasmaHALE, A. C; RATTER, S. J; TOMLIN, S. J et al.Clinical endocrinology (Oxford. Print). 1984, Vol 21, Num 2, pp 139-148, issn 0300-0664Article

CRF-41 stimulates the release of β-lipotrophin and β-endorphin in normal human subjectsMCLOUGHLIN, L; TOMLIN, S; GROSSMAN, A et al.Neuroendocrinology (Basel). 1984, Vol 38, Num 4, pp 282-284, issn 0028-3835Article

Circulating growth hormone releasing factor concentrations in normal subjects and patients with acromegalyPENNY, E. S; PENMAN, E; PRICE, J et al.British medical journal (1857). 1984, Vol 289, Num 6443, pp 453-455, issn 0007-1447Article

Corticotrophin releasing factor: effects on circulating gut and pancreatic peptides in manLYTRAS, N; GROSSMAN, A; REES, L. H et al.Clinical endocrinology (Oxford. Print). 1984, Vol 20, Num 6, pp 725-729, issn 0300-0664Article