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Interpretation: The given hormone is whether a adrenal corticoid hormone or a sex hormone has to predicted.
Concept introduction: The ductless gland that has a messenger function produce a biochemical substance, called hormones. The hormone which is a derivative of cholesterol is called steroid hormones. There are two types of steroid hormones, adrenocorticoid hormone and sex hormone.
The hormones which control reproduction and secondary sex characteristics are called sex hormones.
The hormones which control various biochemical processes in the body are called adrenal coricoid hormones.
(b)
Interpretation: The given hormone is whether a adrenal corticoid hormone or a sex hormonehas to predicted.
Concept introduction: The ductless gland that has a messenger function produce a biochemical substance, called hormones. The hormone which is a derivative of cholesterol is called steroid hormones. There are two types of steroid hormones, adrenocorticoid hormone and sex hormone.
The hormones which control reproduction and secondary sex characteristics are called sex hormones.
The hormones which control various biochemical processes in the body are called adrenal coricoid hormones.
(c)
Interpretation: The given hormone is whether a adrenal corticoid hormone or a sex hormonehas to predicted.
Concept introduction: The ductless gland that has a messenger function produce a biochemical substance, called hormones. The hormone which is a derivative of cholesterol is called steroid hormones. There are two types of steroid hormones, adrenal corticoid hormone and sex hormone.
The hormones which control reproduction and secondary sex characteristics are called sex hormones.
The hormones which control various biochemical processes in the body are called adrenal coricoid hormones.
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Interpretation: The given hormone is whether a adrenal corticoid hormone or a sex hormonehas to predicted.
Concept introduction: The ductless gland that has a messenger function produce a biochemical substance, called hormones. The hormone which is a derivative of cholesterol is called steroid hormones. There are two types of steroid hormones, adrenal corticoid hormone and sex hormone.
The hormones which control reproduction and secondary sex characteristics are called sex hormones.
The hormones which control various biochemical processes in the body are called adrenal coricoid hormones.
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