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Available reagents for the immunoassay (RIA) of luteinizing hormone (LH) in monkeys, including a cynomolgus (cynLH) tracer, an antiserum against human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG), and a rhesus standard (rhLH), were assessed using an in vitro bioassay and the RIA in connection with fractionation by high-resolution isoelectrofocusing. The data presented indicate that the RIA system represents a significant improvement over the ovine-antiovine system. Since, however, the sensitivity of the RIA is some 50 times less than that of the in vitro bioassay, and since the rhLH standard is heavily contaminated with FSH, it is felt that until the advent of a homologous RIA, the in vitro bioassay is the method of choice.
S A Khan, and
M Lindberg, and
E Diczfalusy
May 1970,
Endocrinology,
S A Khan, and
M Lindberg, and
E Diczfalusy
February 1978,
Indian journal of experimental biology,
S A Khan, and
M Lindberg, and
E Diczfalusy
April 1973,
Nature,
S A Khan, and
M Lindberg, and
E Diczfalusy
October 1971,
The Journal of endocrinology,
S A Khan, and
M Lindberg, and
E Diczfalusy
July 1973,
The Journal of endocrinology,
S A Khan, and
M Lindberg, and
E Diczfalusy
February 1972,
The Journal of endocrinology,
S A Khan, and
M Lindberg, and
E Diczfalusy
May 1976,
General and comparative endocrinology,
S A Khan, and
M Lindberg, and
E Diczfalusy
April 1966,
Metabolism: clinical and experimental,
S A Khan, and
M Lindberg, and
E Diczfalusy
March 1973,
Journal of reproduction and fertility,
S A Khan, and
M Lindberg, and
E Diczfalusy
November 1968,
Endocrinology,
