Hormone

Cards (27)

  • Which control the cyle Reproductive system
    Interaction of hormone of hypothalamus, pituitary glands and Reproductive cells/organ
  • The hypothalamus monitor the?
    Pituitary glands and its releasing hormone
  • When In need for Reproductive hormone, the Hypothalamus sends
    Gonadotropin-realising hormone
  • Where Hypothalamus sends the Gonadotropin Hormone?
    Anterior Pituitary Glands
  • What happen to Pituitary Glands after reviewing the Gonodotropin?
    Release Follicle Stimulated Hormone and Luteinizing Hormone in the bloodstream
  • Follicle Stimulayed Hormone and Luteinizing Hormone play what?
    Important role in Reproductive Hormone
  • When do the FSH and LH release ij Male?
    Puberty
  • Which organ stimulate Follicle Stimulated Hormone?
    SERTOLI CELLS
  • Why FSH stimulate Sertoli Cells?
    To begin Spermatogenesis through negative feedback
  • Luteinizing Hormone stimulate the
    Leading Cells
  • What produce after stimulating the Leydig cells by Luteinizing cells?
    Testerone
  • Which part of the body Sertoli Cells and Leydig cells are?
    Testes
  • Reposinble for the development of secondary sex?
    Testerone
  • Testorone develops:
    Deep Voice
    Facial, Axillary, Public Hair
    Elevation of Sex drive
  • Male Reproductive hormone are controlled by?
    Hypothalamus
  • The Sertoli While Being stimulated by Follicle Stimulated Hormone, Sertoli Cells also
    Inhibin
  • The testorine also further facilitate the?
    SPERMATOGENESIS
  • The Inhibin produce by Sertoli Cells also Inhin the production of
    Follicle Stimulated Hormone and Luteinizing Hormone
  • The release of GnRH and LH by Inhibin affect
    Slowdown production
  • What FSH and LH stimulate in women?
    Gollicle
  • After Follicle being stimulated by FSH and LH. What is being produce?
    Estrogen and Progesterone
  • Estrogen plays?
    Esdometrial Growth
    Ovulation
    Calcium Absorption
    Female characteristics
  • Female sec characters includes
    Broadening hips
    Developing breast
    Bone maturation
  • Progesterone function
    Regrowth of edometrium
    Inhibition
  • FSH stimulate the Follicle until the development of
    Egg cells or ova
  • A hormone that inhibits the production of FSH
    Inhibin
  • LH play in?
    Development of ova and Ovulation
    Stimulate estradiol
    Progesterone production in ovaries