7. Name the releasing and inhibiting hormones produced in the hypothalamus. Describe thestimulus for their release (found in the ovals!), their target tissues/organs, and the effects ofthe hormone (use the table below to help you summarize) Practice using this onlineinteractive activity and this online interactive activity.HormoneStimulus forReleaseTargettissues/organsMain Effects (Functions) (United States)W2. The releasing and inhibiting hormones travel through the HH.PS DIRECTLY tothe anterior pituitary gland cells (target cells).P3. The releasing hormones from the hypothalamus "tell" the anterior pituitarycells to secrete a specific hormone.HypothalamusAnteriorPituitaryGlandGonadotropinReleasingHormone(GnRH)Juárez de KuBIOL 2402-Anatomy & Physiology IIFollideStimulating HormoneHormone[LH)(FSH)HypothalamusAnteriorPituitary GlandThyrotropinCorticotropinReleasingReleasingHormoneHormone[CRH)(TRH)그리ThyroidHormoneStimulating(ACTH)Hormone(TSH)AUG23Luteinizing Adrenocorticotropic4. The inhibiting hormones from the hypothalamus "tell" the anterior pituitarycells to stop secreting a specific hormone.Prolactin InhibitingHormone (PIH)= DopamineProlactinReleasingHormone[PrRH)Prolactin(PRL)Prolactin(PRL)Growth Hormone InhibitingHormone (GHRIH)= Somatostatin (SS)Growth Hormone(GH)Growth HormoneReleasingHormone(GHRH)GrowthHormone(GH)p. 9 of 21Focus

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