What is the role of ICSH (inter cell stimulating hormone) in our body? NO GOOGLE BABA
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It secretes testosterone hormone
WolverineX24:
LH and ICSH are same
in female it is called Lh
in male it is also called ICSH
it is secreted by our master gland pituitary
it has direct connection with our testis
in testis, it forms a cell called testis activating cell/lovule cell
now these cells produce the testosterone hormone
in female it trigger the ovulation and development of corpus luteum
in female it is wrong to say the LH, icsh
Well thanks for your effort, JAI2712
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Interstitial Cell Stimulating Hormone (and also follicle stimulating hormone) binds to receptors in the testes (in males) and the ovaries (in females), and regulates gonadal function by promoting sex steroid production and "gametogenesis" - i.e. the processes by which spermatoza and ova are formed.
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