There can be more than one correct answer.
Hypophysiotropic hormones:
A. released by the hypothalamus
B. control the anterior pituitary
C. control the posterior pituitary
D. include TRH and CRH
E. include TSH and ACTH
Correct Answer
A. released by the hypothalamus
D. include TRH and CRH
The hypophysiotropic hormone is released by hypothalamus. This hormone coordinates the activities of central nervous system and endocrine system.
Hypophysiotropic hormones include:
There can be more than one correct answer. Hypophysiotropic hormones: A. released by the hypothalamus B....
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