Exam 24: Animal Hormones
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Gonadotropins continue playing a role in human development even after puberty is complete.
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Birth control pills prevent pregnancy by maintaining high levels of the hormone ___________, tricking the body into thinking it is pregnant.
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Which of the following choices best explains how one hormone can regulate several different developmental events?
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When liver cells are unable to respond to insulin, the level of glucose in the blood remains _________ than normal.
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The beginning of ________ is marked by a sudden rise in sex hormone production by the gonads of adolescent humans.
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Because steroid hormones are _____________, they are able to pass through a cell's plasma membrane without the assistance of membrane transport proteins.
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Which of the following hormones are not produced by gonads?
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Two causes of diabetes are defective insulin or too little insulin. Which of the following would also produce diabetes?
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When blood glucose levels drop to a set point, the production of insulin drops off. This is an example of
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Hormones often alter _________ __________ by turning a certain gene or group of genes on or off.
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The lining of the uterus is thickened and prepared to receive a fertilized egg by
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What happens to bovine somatotrophic hormone (BST) once it is consumed by a human?
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A _______ is a specialized organ in which hormones are produced.
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Parathyroid hormone is released into the blood when the amount of calcium in the blood is too ________ [high or low?].
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In a human female, the hormone _______ controls the development of female reproductive structures.
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The female hormone estrogen prepares the uterine lining to receive a fertilized egg.
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