Melanocortin signaling & sexual response pathways
Published literature characterizes melanocortin-4 receptor agonism and kisspeptin signaling as part of central neuroendocrine pathways involved in sexual response. The cited papers describe pharmacology, brain-imaging endpoints, and clinical study designs reported in peer-reviewed journals.
- Kingsberg S.A. et al. — Bremelanotide pharmacology in female sexual desire studies (RECONNECT), Obstet Gynecol (2019)
- Clayton A.H. et al. — Bremelanotide dose-finding study, Womens Health (2016)
- Comninos A.N. et al. — Kisspeptin modulates sexual & emotional brain processing in women, J Clin Invest (2017)
