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Biol 124
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iodine
is necessary for
thyroid
hormone synthesis
oxytocin
stimulates uterine
contractions
ACTH
stimulates
glucocorticoid
release
Mullerian inhibiting hormone
is made by the embryonic testes
GnRH stimulates release of
LH
and
FSH
examples of sex steroid hormones:
oestrogen
progesterone
testosterone
oestradiol
prolactin
is a
peptide
hormone synthesised by the anterior pituitary
prolactin stimulates
milk
production by the
mammary
glands
secreted by the anterior pituitary gland:
prolactin
thyroid stimulating
hormone
melanocyte stimulating
hormone
adrenocorticotropic
hormone
oxytocin
is released by the posterior
pituitary
gland
human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) has actions similar to LH because
during the menstrual cycle LH stimulates the
corpus luteum
to secrete
progesterone
and oestradiol, hCG has the same action in early pregnancy
a surge in
LH
causes
ovulation
oestrogen
levels rise during the
follicular
phase
FSH
action leads to an increase in
oestrogen
levels
oestrogen
levels are low in the
luteal
phase
GnRH
release from the hypothalamus are
inhibited
by gonadal steroids
an adult human male produces
sperm
continuously by
meiotic division
of the germinal cells lining the seminiferous tubules