Abstract
For much of the four-decade history of the study of GnRH neurons, investigators have seemingly heeded Gaudior’s advice, and the study of when has mattered more than that of where. This predominance has stemmed from elegant demonstrations of the critical nature of the pattern of GnRH release for normal fertility (1). An intriguing new study in this issue of Endocrinology by Fuenzalida et al. (2) suggests attention should also be focused on the question of where GnRH
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