thyroxine, controls metabolic rate, ADH, osmoregulation, parathyroid hormone, controls release of calcium from bone, thyroid stimulating hormone, controls level of thyroxine, testosterone, controls male sexual development, insulin, controls sugar level in blood, adrenaline, 'flight or fight' response increase the heart rate and cell metabolism, growth hormone, stimulates growth, oxytocin, causes the wall of the uterus to contract, oestrogen, causes thickening of the endometrium, progesterone, causes further thickening of endometrium preparing for implantation, luthenising hormone, causes ovulation to occur on day 14, follicle stimulating hormone, causes graafian follicles to to develop, prolactin, stimulates the breast to produce milk
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Hormone Functions
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