PMID-sentid	Pub_year	Sent_text		comp_official_name	comp_offsetprotein_name	organism	prot_offset
12169770-1	2002	Gonadal steroids exert an important regulatory influence upon the biosynthetic and secretory activity of the somatostatin and growth hormone-releasing hormone (GHRH) neurons controlling the release of growth hormone.	Steroids	8-16	growth hormone	Mus musculus	126-140	
17294649-5	2006	The foremost 40 genes for both the highest and the lowest expression levels involved endogenetic steroid and hormone metabolism, immune system, the leukocyte activity and inflammation, detoxification in liver, reproduction and growth hormone, regulation immune factors of anti-tumor and anti-infection and cancer to the mice sampled.	Steroids	97-104	growth hormone	Mus musculus	227-241	
21098290-0	2010	Pituitary growth hormone network responses are sexually dimorphic and regulated by gonadal steroids in adulthood.	Steroids	91-99	growth hormone	Mus musculus	10-24	
7566747-1	1995	Growth hormone (GH) secretion is controlled by many factors, including stage of development, age, gonadal steroids, body composition, nutritional state, time of day and whether the subject is asleep or awake.	Steroids	106-114	growth hormone	Mus musculus	0-14	
11413165-2	2001	Sex steroids influence the secretory dynamics of GH, but the neuroendocrine mechanisms have not been conclusively established.	Steroids	4-12	growth hormone	Mus musculus	49-51	
34967898-6	2022	Here we report that treatment of MA-10 Leydig cells with GH or overexpression of STAT5B induces Star mRNA levels and increases steroid hormone output.	Steroids	127-134	growth hormone	Mus musculus	57-59	
33158965-1	2020	Gonadal steroids modulate growth hormone (GH) secretion and the pubertal growth spurt via undefined central pathways.	Steroids	8-16	growth hormone	Mus musculus	26-40	
33158965-1	2020	Gonadal steroids modulate growth hormone (GH) secretion and the pubertal growth spurt via undefined central pathways.	Steroids	8-16	growth hormone	Mus musculus	42-44