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gonadotrophic

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gonadotrophic /go·na·do·tro·phic/ (go-nad″ah-tro´fik) gonadotropic.
gonadotrophic
[gō′nədōtrof′ik]
1 pertaining to genitalia.
2 capable of influencing the gonads.
3 relating to the state in which the gonads exert influence on the body.

gonadotropic [go″nah-do-trop´ik]
stimulating the gonads; said of hormones of the anterior pituitary gland.

gonadotrophic


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It would seem that the anterior pituitary ceases production of growth and gonadotrophic hormones and prolactin in favor of increased elaboration of thyrotropic and adrenotrophic principles, which may be regarded as more urgently needed in such emergencies.
Puberty and adolescents The pubertal growth spurt can be defined as the 2-3 year period of rapid increase in height and weight related to the change in the activity of the hypothalamus with a gradual increase in the secretion of gonadotrophic releasing hormone (GnRH).
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