GNRHR Antibody

1. Data, including identification of GnRH/GnRH-receptor system in both ovary and endometrium, suggest that the spectrum of action of GnRH/GnRH-receptor system extends outside its well-known hypothalamic functions. [REVIEW] PMID:29544634
2. c.364C>T in GNRHR is a complete loss-of-function mutation which caused idiopathic hypogonadotropic hypogonadism. PMID:29777911
3. GNRHR (and GNRH) are expressed in trophoblast cell populations and fallopian tube epithelium at tubal ectopic pregnancy sites. PMID:26920257
4. first description of a GNRHR gene mutation in three patients diagnosed with polycystic ovary syndrome. PMID:28348023
5. We showed that GNRHR and LHCGR were highly expressed in some wildtype aldosterone-producing adenoma samples, and that they positively correlated with GnRH-stimulated aldosterone production. PMID:27196470
6. Results show that biallelic gonadotropin releasing hormone receptor (GNRHR) mutations are not a frequent cause of age-related androgen decline in men. PMID:26044071
7. GnRH receptors on triple negative breast cancer cells can be used for targeted therapy of these cancers with GnRH agonist triptorelin PMID:25293576
8. study found a novel mutation in PROK2 in two male siblings presenting normosmic congenital hypogonadotropic hypogonadism, in whom a mutation in the GNRHR gene had been previously described, suggesting the possibility of a digenic inheritance PMID:25531638
9. A high prevalence of endometriosis, polymorphism in the LHCGR and GnRH1 and progonadoliberin-2 antibodies in serum was found among the patients with severe dysmotility after treatment with GnRH analogs. PMID:25592315
10. Mutations in GNRHR do not appear to be involved in the pathogenesis of constitutional delay of growth and puberty. PMID:25016926
11. Studies of the gonadotrope suggest that extracellular regulatory loops may play a central role in the regulation of gonadotropin gene expression by gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) receptor activation. PMID:23994024
12. Interaction between ER-associated Hsp40s and the Vps34 complex permits the selective degradation of ERAD-resistant membrane protein GNRHR via ERQC autophagy. PMID:24685158
13. A species specific motif participates in recognition of endoplasmic reticulum retention of the GnRHR by calnexin. PMID:23891857
14. The GnRH receptor is differentially expressed in pituitary gonadotrope cells vs. prostate cancer cells. PMID:23380421
15. We have generated human GNRHR1 knock-in mice and described their reproductive phenotype. PMID:23632635
16. Reversal of hyogonadotropic hypogonadism and late-onset hypogonadism are reported in an untreated patient with a R262Q mutation of GNRHR. PMID:22788855
17. Data show that GnRHR activation affected several cellular markers of locomotion, including actin organization and polymerization as well as active RhoA-GTP levels. PMID:23176180
18. SET protein interacts with intracellular domains of the gonadotropin-releasing hormone receptor and differentially regulates receptor signaling to cAMP and calcium in gonadotrope cells PMID:23233674
19. Review of the role of GNRHR in neoplasms and as a treatment target. [Review Article] PMID:22778172
20. Data suggest that mutations in GNRHR and TACR3 are the most common causative mutations in normosmic idiopathic hypogonadotropic hypogonadism in families in Turkey. PMID:22766261
21. GnRHR mutations can be classified into partial or complete loss of function mutations. Partially inactivating substitutions of the GnRHR frequently found in familial hypogonadotrophic hypogonadism are Q106R and R262Q. PMID:23155690
22. Normosmic Congenital hypogonadotropic hypogonadism (HH)patients with a R262Q mutation in GHRHR accompanied by other GNRHR mutation may be prone to reversal of HH. PMID:22724017
23. unidentified genetic and/or environmental factors may combine with singly mutated GNRHR alleles to produce reproductive phenotypes PMID:22745237
24. A potential role of GnRHR gene polymorphisms in the development of breast cancer. PMID:22710726
25. Molecular deficiencies of the two novel GNRHR1 mutations lead to the CHH phenotype when present as a compound heterozygote. PMID:22679506
26. molecular mechanisms involved in GnRH/GnRHR signaling at the maternal-fetal interface. {Review] PMID:22024993
27. Hypogonadotropic hypogonadism due to being homozygous for the G416A transition in the GNRHR gene. The parents were heterozygous mutation carriers. PMID:21717411
28. the TM4/ECL2 junction of GNRHR is crucial for peptide ligand binding and, consequently, for ligand-induced receptor conformational selection PMID:21832286
29. Thr104Ile and Tyr108Cys gonadotropin-releasing hormone receptors are misfolded structures whose function is rescuable by genetic and/or pharmacological strategies PMID:21277937
30. Positioning of the long extracellular loop within the seven-alpha-helical bundle regulates GnRH receptor stability, proper trafficking, and function. PMID:21527534
31. P-cadherin cooperates with insulin-like growth factor-1 receptor to promote metastatic signaling of gonadotropin-releasing hormone in ovarian cancer via p120 catenin. PMID:21317933
32. The findings suggest novel pathophysiological links between the GNRHR locus and thyroid function and insulin secretion in polycystic ovary syndrome patients. PMID:21274726
33. Data suggest that a subset of patients with primary aldosteronism has aberrant LHR and GNRHR expression, which could modulate aldosterone secretion. PMID:21330483
34. we discuss the composition and role of membrane rafts in cell signaling and examine evidence that the mammalian type I GnRHR is constitutively and exclusively localized to these membrane microdomains in various experimental model--REVIEW PMID:20836995
35. LH-RH receptor expression persisted despite prolonged exposure to LH-RH agonists in prostate cancer. PMID:20670943
36. GnRHa may be an effective stimulator of local peritoneal fibrinolytic activity, as it decreases PAI-1 secretion in peritoneal Met5A cells by a mechanism linked to GnRHR. PMID:20236028
37. Study conclude that the mammalian GnRH-RI is an intracellular GPCR that is expressed on the nuclear membrane. PMID:20628612
38. analysis of Pulsatile and sustained gonadotropin-releasing hormone (GnRH) receptor signaling PMID:20507982
39. Data show that among those GnRH receptor monoclonal antibodies, GHR-103, GHR-106 and GHR-114 exhibit high affinity and specificity to GnRH receptor as judged by the whole cell binding. PMID:20182875
40. Site-directed mutagenesis of the C-terminal domain of extracellular loop 2 of the human GnRH receptor showed that a minimum of two mutations is needed in this region for agonist activity of antagonist 135-18 PMID:11981042
41. the E(90)K mutation impairs hGnRHR-effector coupling; sequence modifications that enhance surface expression of the receptor restore function PMID:11994356
42. Novel homozygous splice acceptor site GnRH receptor (GnRHR) mutation: human GnRHR "knockout". amenorrhea and absent thelarche and pubarche PMID:12050282
43. conserved physical linkage in medaka and human genomes PMID:12054603
44. our results strongly indicate a role of the C/EBP and GATA motifs in regulating GnRHR gene transcription in human granulosa-luteal cells PMID:12089350
45. Locally expressed LHRH receptors mediate the oncostatic and antimetastatic activity of LHRH agonists on melanoma cells. PMID:12161512
46. results clearly indicate a role of octamer transcription factor-1 in the transcriptional repression of the human gonadotropin-releasing hormone receptor gene PMID:12446597
47. A missense mutation in this gene is found in a case of complete hypogonadotropic hypogonadism. PMID:12568864
48. The dominant-negative effect of the naturally occurring receptor mutants for the WT hGnRHR, which has intrinsic low maturation efficiency suggesting that this effect and the diminished plasma membrane expression is a recent evolutionary event. PMID:12843188
49. direct role for the GnRHR in mediating antiproliferative events in two cell systems, neither of which was derived from extrapituitary reproductive tumors. PMID:14551223
50. Neurons express GnRH receptor and responded to GnRH with time- and dose-dependent increases in GnRH gene expression and protein release. PMID:14565958

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HGNC: 4421

UNIGENE: Hs.407587

KEGG: hsa:2798

STRING: 9606.ENSP00000226413

OMIM: 138850