In the figure which of the following is a tropic hormone; Neurons secreting trophic hormones (Dopamine) PIH Hypothalmus PRH TRH CRH GHIH GNRH GHRH Portal system Anterior pituitary Prolactin TSH ACTH GH FSH LH Endocrine (Gonadotropins) cells To target tissues Thyroid giand Adrenal Endocrine cells of the gonads Liver cortex Thyroid hormones Estrogens, progesterone Cortisol IGFS Androgens Germ cells Many tissues Breast of the gonads O IGFS O Thyroid hormones None of these is correct O Cortisol O TSH Endocrine targets and the hormones they secrete Anterior pituitary hormones Hypothalamic hormones Nonendocrine targets

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