OR17-06 Clinical And Mechanistic Insight For The Therapeutic Potential Of Intranasal Kisspeptin Administration To Treat Reproductive Disorders In Humans
Edouard Mills(Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust), Waljit S. Dhillo(Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust), Magda Swedrowska(King's College London), Paul Bech(Imperial College London), Gaëtan Ternier(Inserm), Layla Thurston(Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust), Alexander Comninos(Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust), Maria Phylactou(Imperial College London), Mauro S. B. Silva(Inserm), Konstantina Chachlaki(Inserm), Paolo Giacobini(Inserm), Ali Abbara(Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust), Bijal Patel(National Health Service), Emma Alexander(King's College Hospital), Virginia Delli(Inserm), Ben Forbes(King's College London), Vincent Prévot(Inserm), Laurine Decoster(University of California San Diego), Sophie Clarke(Imperial College London), Muhammad Choudhury(Imperial College London), Lisa Yang(University of New Mexico), Beatrice Muzi(Imperial College London)
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