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hCG is a naturally occurring glycoprotein hormone most commonly associated with early pregnancy, but it is also studied in female reproductive-endocrinology research and male hormonal-axis research. Biologically similar to luteinizing hormone (LH), hCG binds to LH receptors in the ovaries and testes, stimulating ovulation in women and testosterone production in men. 

Its ability to replicate the LH surge makes it a widely studied tool in reproductive-endocrinology research. In women, hCG is administered to trigger final oocyte maturation during assisted reproductive cycles (like IVF and IUI) and to support progesterone production during the luteal phase, creating the optimal hormonal environment for fertilization and implantation. In men, hCG is studied in male hormonal-axis research (testicular function during/after androgen administration) to maintain testicular function, sperm production, and endogenous testosterone levels. What sets hCG apart is its dual clinical utility and well-established safety profile. It is FDA-approved for a range of fertility-related uses and has been used for decades in both male and female hormone therapy.