Skip to main content

GHR Gene Polymorphism

Meaning

GHR Gene Polymorphism refers to a naturally occurring variation in the DNA sequence of the Growth Hormone Receptor (GHR) gene, resulting in structural differences in the receptor protein. These variations can alter the efficiency with which the body’s cells bind and respond to circulating Growth Hormone. Such polymorphisms contribute significantly to the individual variability observed in height, body composition, and metabolic response to Growth Hormone-based therapies.