What is the nature of FSH?

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Mandira P.
Dec 30, 2016

I think you are asking about its chemistry: and the answer is that follicle stimulating hormone (FSH) is GLYCOPROTEIN in nature.

Explanation:

FSH is a hetero-dimer: i.e. there are two polypeptide units of different size. The units are called alpha and beta. There are more than two hundred amino acids in two polypeptides, which are attached to a sugar.

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