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what2do
what2do: 11 months ago

Why are FSH and ICSH referred to as gonatropins? Explain.

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dria
dria: 11 months ago

i dont know

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r0sesarered: 11 months ago

The Follicle Stimulating Hormone and the Luteinizing Hormone, also known as Interstitial Cell-Stimulating Hormone are referred to as gonadotropins because they produce proteins. These proteins regulate normal growth, and the sexual and reproductive development of a person. The two hormones are produced by the frontal pituitary gland.

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