Word
GHRH receptor
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A different docking point from the ghrelin receptor, even though compounds acting at the two are often discussed in the same breath. This site keeps them in separate groups for exactly that reason.
A nearby but separate lock, easily confused with the one above.
How the research records put it
The growth hormone releasing hormone receptor is a distinct target from the ghrelin receptor, which is why GHRH analogues and growth hormone secretagogues are separate classes on this site. A 2005 Endocrinology paper reports that human growth hormone-releasing factor 1-29 albumin bioconjugates activate the GRF receptor.[1]
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Where this word turns up
3 entries in this index name this word in its records. 1 of them is described on this site.
It turns up on these group pages: GHRH analogues.
And in these quick answers: Sermorelin.
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Where this comes from
The record the reference wording is taken from.