Acts to TSH 1. decrease blood Ca++ 2. АСТH Released from the 3. GNRH hypothalamus 4. T3 & T4 Only hormone ADH 5. which requires iodine 6. Glucagon Released in 7. Cortisol response to АСТH 8. Glucagon Excess results 9. Calcitonir in a goiter 10. Melatoni Involved in circadian rhythms 11. PTH > > > >

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