ON THE EXISTENCE OF A FOURTH HORMONE, THYREOTROPIC IN NATURE, OF THE ANTERIOR PITUITARY

Abstract
Crew and Wiesner affirm that "our own experiments show that not only is the metamorphic factor not identical with the growth hormone[long dash]as has been concluded by Spaul[long dash]but that it also differs from the gonadotropic hormones. It may be assumed, therefore, that a 4th anterior pituitary hormone ([theta]) exists. Further experiments will show whether it is thyreotropic, as it seems to be.