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Gonadorelin

GnRH, Luteinizing Hormone-Releasing Hormone, LHRH, Factrel

A synthetic decapeptide analog of GnRH that stimulates the pituitary gland to release FSH and LH, aiding in reproductive hormone regulation and fertility treatments.

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Studies 192
Trials 100
Formula C55H75N17O13
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Utility 2
pubmed Sep 15, 2025

Impact of controlled ovarian hyperstimulation protocols on aneuploidy of preimplantation blastocysts in women aged 21-37 years old.

Zheng. Ye Y; Liu. Wenyu W; Su. Min M; Zhu. Shiheng S; Li. Xiufang X; Xie. Hongqiang H; Lyu. Chunzi C...

In women aged 21‑37 undergoing IVF with genetic testing of embryos, using a short GnRH‑agonist stimulation plan led to more embryos with chromosome problems than the standard long GnRH‑agonist plan, especially in younger women with good ovarian reserve. The antagonist plan performed about the same as the long plan.

Utility 2
pubmed Sep 17, 2025

Genetics of Idiopathic Hypogonadotropic Hypogonadism.

Topaloğlu. A Kemal AK; Kotan. Leman Damla LD

Idiopathic hypogonadotropic hypogonadism (IHH) is a condition where the brain doesn't release enough GnRH, leading to delayed puberty and infertility. Over 60 genes can cause it, and many people have mutations in more than one gene. Recent research uncovered that a group of brain cells called KNDy neurons act as the GnRH pulse generator, and a new drug that blocks neurokinin B receptors (fezolinetant) has been approved for menopause symptoms.

Utility 2
pubmed 2025

Uterine Fibroids: Rapid Evidence Review.

Keating. Michelle K MK; Jones. Keli B KB; Hansell. Maggie W MW

Uterine fibroids are non‑cancerous growths that many women have, often without symptoms. When they cause problems like heavy bleeding, pain, or fertility issues, doctors first examine and image the uterus, then choose treatments based on size, location, and whether the woman wants to keep her uterus. Options include birth‑control pills, a hormone‑releasing IUD, anti‑inflammatory drugs, tranexamic acid, vitamin D supplementation, hormonal drugs that block or stimulate the GnRH pathway (like gonadorelin‑based agents), and various surgeries or radiologic procedures.

Utility 2
pubmed Sep 15, 2025

Kisspeptin-dependent puberty onset triggered by increased Kiss1 and Pdyn expression in arcuate Tac3 neurons under reduced estrogen negative feedback and sufficient energy balance in female rats.

Nagae. Mayuko M; Majarune. Sutisa S; Kobayashi. Takuma T; Nima. Pelden P; Horihata. Kei K; Takase. K...

In female rats, the start of puberty depends on a rise in kisspeptin and dynorphin signals inside the brain when estrogen feedback is low and the animal has enough energy. Low estrogen cuts down kisspeptin cells before puberty, but once estrogen drops and the animal isn’t starving, kisspeptin and dynorphin go up and trigger the hormonal cascade that leads to puberty. Blocking kisspeptin in the brain delays this process, showing how crucial the kisspeptin signal is.

Utility 2
pubmed Sep 30, 2025

GnRH antagonist protocol versus long-acting GnRH agonist protocol on pregnancy outcomes in IVF/ICSI: a retrospective cohort study.

Zhao. Panpan P; Wang. Xiliang X; Zhang. Qian Q; Xiu. Yinling Y; Sun. Kaixuan K; Wang. Kaiyue K; Yan....

A study of 575 women undergoing IVF compared two common hormone regimens—GnRH antagonist and long‑acting GnRH agonist. After looking at pregnancy rates, miscarriage rates, and live‑birth rates, the researchers found no meaningful differences between the two approaches once they accounted for other factors.

Utility 2
pubmed Oct 2, 2025

Elucidation of the effects of caffeine consumption on estrous cycle, hematology, and lipid profile of female Wistar rats.

Ogunwole. Eunice E; Ogunmiluyi. Oluwafunmbi Ebenezer OE; Adesida. Adedayo Oluwadamilola AO; Akinwa....

In female rats, daily caffeine (10‑40 mg/kg) for three weeks lowered kidney and liver weight, reduced white blood cells, dropped gonadotropin‑releasing hormone (GnRH) and progesterone, raised inflammation marker TNF‑α, and messed up the estrous cycle, but it didn’t change blood lipids. All of these changes went back to normal after a three‑week caffeine break.

Utility 2
pubmed Aug 1, 2025

Expression of irisin in the porcine pituitary gland during the oestrous cycle and early pregnancy: the role of GnRH, gonadotropins, and insulin.

Zarzecka. Barbara B; Dobrzyn. Kamil K; Kiezun. Marta M; Kopij. Grzegorz G; Dawid. Monika M; Rak. Agn...

In pigs, the hormone irisin and its receptor are found in the pituitary gland and their levels change during the estrous cycle and early pregnancy. Hormones that control reproduction (GnRH, LH, FSH) and insulin can lower the amount of irisin released from pituitary cells, especially during the luteal phase. This suggests a two‑way link between metabolism (irisin) and reproductive signaling.

Utility 2
pubmed Sep 5, 2025

Effectiveness and safety of follitropin delta in routine clinical practice in the Nordics and Switzerland (the NORSOS study): a prospective non-interventional study.

Pinborg. Anja A; Sopa. Negjyp N; Ekerhovd. Erling E; Iliadis. Stavros I SI; Kaspersen. June J; Gravo...

A real‑world study of 199 women using the hormone drug follitropin delta, which is dosed based on body weight and AMH levels, showed that most patients followed the dosing algorithm, got a good number of eggs, and more than half achieved ongoing pregnancies, with only a small chance of mild ovarian hyperstimulation. Most users liked the pre‑filled pen.

Utility 1
pubmed Nov 28, 2025

Pharmacokinetic Evaluation of Buserelin Acetate (Receptal) in Gilts.

Taechamaeteekul. Preechaphon P; Boonyarattanasoonthorn. Tussapon T; Srisang. Chutikan C; Adi. Yosua...

This study measured how quickly a synthetic hormone called buserelin (used to trigger ovulation in pigs) shows up in the blood and how fast it disappears. After an injection, the drug peaked in the bloodstream within about 18 minutes and was cleared from the body in roughly half an hour.

Utility 1
pubmed Oct 31, 2025

Hypothalamic FTO upregulates BDNF to promote GnRH expression through the PI3K/Akt pathway, leading to precocious puberty.

Zang. Shaolian S; Ouyang. Yang Y; Li. Pin P; Yin. Xiaoqin X

The study shows that a brain enzyme called FTO removes a chemical tag from the BDNF gene, boosting BDNF levels. Higher BDNF then activates a signaling chain (PI3K/Akt) that makes the hormone GnRH (gonadorelin) rise, which speeds up puberty in rats and girls. Changing FTO or BDNF levels can speed up or delay puberty, but the work is about development, not adult health.

Utility 1
pubmed Nov 21, 2025

High-fat diet-induced obesity accelerates puberty in male rats through SMIM20/phoenixin upregulation.

Xie. Tao T; Qin. Wei W; Zeng. Dan D; Wang. Runqi R; Chen. Shuting S; Chen. Yanfei Y; Zhong. Jingzi J...

Feeding young male rats a high‑fat diet made them fatter and caused them to hit puberty earlier. The extra fat also boosted hormones that control reproduction and raised levels of a brain peptide called phoenixin (produced from the Smim20 gene). The study suggests that obesity can speed up puberty in males, possibly through phoenixin, but it was done in rats and does not give a clear way to use this information in humans.

Utility 1
pubmed Nov 10, 2025

Chitosan-based nanoconjugated hormone delivery boosts reproductive efficiency in male Labeo rohita.

Malik. Mohd Ashraf MA; Gupta. Subodh S; Varghese. Tincy T; Jahageerdar. Shrinivas S; Nayak. Sunil Ku...

The study tested a new way to give a fish hormone using tiny chitosan particles, which kept the hormone stable and let researchers use lower doses while still boosting sperm production in male fish. Adding a drug called domperidone made the effect even stronger, and the half‑dose worked almost as well as the standard commercial hormone.

Utility 1
pubmed Nov 11, 2025

Serum α-Klotho and its association with testosterone in boys with central precocious puberty.

Noh. Eu-Seon ES; Jin. Hye Young HY; Hwang. Il Tae IT

In a study of boys with early puberty, the anti‑aging protein α‑Klotho was not higher than in normal kids, but it tracked closely with testosterone levels. When the boys were treated with a GnRH‑agonist drug that lowered testosterone, α‑Klotho only dropped a little and not in a meaningful way.

Utility 1
pubmed Nov 21, 2025

Effect of Central Injection of Anandamide on LPS-Dependent Suppression of GnRH/LH Secretion in Ewes During the Follicular Phase of the Estrous Cycle.

Wojtulewicz. Karolina K; Tomaszewska-Zaremba. Dorota D; Tomczyk. Monika M; Bochenek. Joanna J; Herma...

In sheep, giving the brain chemical anandamide while they were sick with inflammation boosted the brain's production of the hormone GnRH, lowered stress hormone cortisol, and reduced inflammation signals, but it didn't bring back the downstream hormone LH that was suppressed by the illness.

Utility 1
pubmed Oct 26, 2025

GnRH-driven FSH synthesis and secretion are modulated through circ-ptpn4 ceRNA sequestration of let-7b-5p miRNA, which negatively controls ELK1 expression.

Zhang. Yu-Xin YX; Qiu. Ling-Ling LL; Zhang. Zhe Z; Guo. Hai-Xiang HX; Zheng. Yi Y; Wang. Bing-Bing B...

Scientists discovered that a circular RNA called circ‑ptpn4 reacts to the hormone GnRH and pulls away a tiny regulator (let‑7b‑5p), which lets another protein (ELK1) increase and boost the production of the reproductive hormone FSH. This adds a new layer to how the brain tells the pituitary to make FSH, but it doesn’t change how we currently use GnRH‑based peptides.

Utility 1
pubmed Sep 30, 2025

Pregnancy and lambing rates following direct transfer of vitrified embryos in field ewes of Bangladesh.

Islam. Md Monirul MM; Talukder. Mohammad Rafiqul Islam MRI; Naher. Nazmun N; Jha. Pankaj Kumar PK; B...

In a field study with Bangladeshi sheep, researchers froze top-quality embryos and transferred them directly into recipient ewes. Some recipients got a small dose of gonadorelin (a GnRH hormone) right after transfer. Pregnancy rates were a bit higher with gonadorelin (62.5% vs 56.6%), and lambing rates were similar. Overall, the technique worked well for sheep breeding, but the hormone’s benefit was modest.

Utility 1
pubmed Nov 4, 2025

Preoperative relugolix combination therapy in laparoscopic myomectomy: a case series evaluating impact on surgical planes and operative outcomes.

Vandermolen. Brooke B; Reindorf. Maxine M; McMurray. Rebecca R; Aref-Adib. Mehrnoosh M; Odejinmi. Fu...

A small case series looked at women who took a drug combo (relugolix, estradiol, norethisterone) before having fibroid surgery. The pre‑treated group lost less blood and the surgeons reported cleaner tissue planes, but surgery time and hospital stay were about the same as those who didn’t take the drugs.

Utility 1
pubmed Nov 21, 2025

Outcomes of Patients With Familial Central Precocious Puberty due to Mutations of <i>MKRN3</i> Gene After Treatment With Gonadotropin-Releasing Hormone Agonist.

Chen. Ziwei Z; Li. Wenying W; Wang. Junqi J; Dong. Zhiya Z; Li. Chuanyin C; Wang. Wei W; Hu. Ronggui...

In kids with a rare genetic cause of early puberty, a drug that mimics the hormone that starts puberty (GnRHa) was given for at least two years. It shrank the uterus and ovaries, lowered the sex‑hormone signals (LH and FSH), slowed bone‑age advancement, and even lowered body‑mass‑index a bit, without obvious side effects.

Utility 1
pubmed Nov 28, 2025

Therapeutic efficacy of dienogest combined with GnRH agonist in adenomyosis and associated obstetric risk factors: A meta-analysis.

Wang. Yan Y; Wang. Xiye X; Zhang. Leyi L

A study looked at women with a uterine condition called adenomyosis and found that taking a hormone pill (dienogest) together with a GnRH‑agonist drug (like gonadorelin) reduced pain, improved blood markers and shrank the uterus more than using either drug alone, without extra side effects. The research also showed that women with adenomyosis have higher chances of pregnancy complications such as miscarriage and preterm birth.