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Growth Hormone Modulator

Meaning

A Growth Hormone Modulator is a pharmacological agent designed to selectively alter or influence the secretion, action, or downstream effects of endogenous Growth Hormone (GH). These compounds work by interacting with components of the somatotropic axis, such as the Growth Hormone Releasing Hormone (GHRH) receptor or the Ghrelin receptor, to either increase or decrease GH pulsatility. Clinical applications include treating GH deficiency or managing conditions associated with GH excess. They offer a nuanced approach to regulating the body’s anabolic signaling.