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Fertility in a rhesus monkey breeding colony was significantly increased by caging females with males immediately after detection of the preovulatory luteinizing hormone (LH) surge. LH was measured in daily serum samples by a rapid (24-hr) radioimmunoassay which used iodinated ovine LK as tracer and an antiserum to human LH.
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