1. Refer to the given figure of pituitary gland and select the correct option for the question that follows. D Capillary network in hypothalamus Optic chaisma A- Capillary network -Axons in infundibulum Herring bodies -Axon terminals Pituicytes B What will be the effect if part C is removed? (a) Oxytocin and ADH will not be synthesised. (b) Oxytocin and ADH will be synthesised but could not be stored. (c) Only synthesis of oxytocin will occur. (d) Only synthesis of ADH will occur.

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