A comparison of the neuroendocrine mechanisms underlying the initiation of the preovulatory LH surge in the human, Old World monkey and rodent
Highlights ► Important species differences exist in the neural control of the LH surge. ► The significance of the GnRH surge has diminished during the course of evolution. ► GnRH pulse generation alone may provide the hypothalamic drive for human ovulation.
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