THE ANTIGONADOTROPIC HORMONES IN NORMAL HUMAN BLOOD SERUM1

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Abstract
The inj. of normal human blood serum, taken during various stages of the menstrual cycle, into immature [female] white rats produces no inhibition or activation of the growth of the ovaries. Under similar conditions, aq. extracts of human ant. pituitary powder exert a marked gonadotrophic effect. When both are administered, the stimulation of growth is almost as great as with the gland alone; hence, normal serum has no apparent inhibitory effect on ant. pituitary extract.

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