New nucleic acid that binds to gonadotropin releasing hormone, useful for treating and diagnosing overproduction of hormones, e.g. endometriosis

2002
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Researchers identified novel nucleic acids that bind to gonadotropin-releasing hormone, offering potential tools for diagnosing and treating conditions involving hormonal overproduction such as endometriosis.

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Nucleic acid (I) that binds to gonadotropin releasing hormone (GnRH), especially the human peptide, is new. Independent claims are also included for the following: (1) preparing and/or identifying nucleic acids (Ia), particularly (I), that bind to GnRH; (2) preparing L-nucleic acid (Ib) that binds to GnRH having the natural configuration; (3) complexes of GnRH and (I); (4) kit for detecting GnRH that comprises (I); and (5) screening for GnRH agonists.

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