Growth hormone gene regulation by trans-acting factors
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- DOI: 10.1159/000182407
Growth hormone gene regulation by trans-acting factors
Abstract
The promoter sequence of the growth hormone (GH) gene binds the ubiquitous factors nuclear factor 1, activator protein-2, upstream stimulatory factor and Sp1. A pituitary-specific factor known as growth hormone factor 1 or Pit-1 also binds to the promoter sequence. This factor is responsible for somatotroph-specific expression of GH. It is also involved in the effect of GH-releasing hormone and in the ontogeny of the anterior pituitary.
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