Biology, asked by tnvrahmed5418, 1 year ago

TSH regulates ______ secretion
a) Thyroxine
b) MSH
c) Androgens
d) Insulin

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Answered by varshini1101
1
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TSH regulates thyroxine secretion.

TSH is a thyroid stimulating hormone.

It secrets some and target on some receptors.

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Answered by skyfall63
2

TSH regulates Thyroxine secretion.

Explanation:

  • The "thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH)" is a glycoprotein that stimulates the thyroid gland for the secretion of thyroxine hormone i.e. T4 hormone.
  • This T4 hormone is not directly concerned with the metabolism but it is first converted into triiodothyronine (T3) that stimulated the direct metabolism process.
  • The thyroid gland cells are full of TSH receptors because it is very important to maintain the hormone level both high and low levels of the T4 hormone is dangerous for the health.
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