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Reproductive Hormones Overview - Anatomy & Physiology (view source)
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Activin is a glycoprotein that is produced within granulosa cells in females and sertoli cells in the male. The target tissue for activiin in the male is the epididymis whilst in the female it is the anterior pituitary gland, specifically gonadotroph cells. In males and females activin stimulates FSH secretion.
Activin is a glycoprotein that is produced within granulosa cells in females and sertoli cells in the male. The target tissue for activiin in the male is the epididymis whilst in the female it is the anterior pituitary gland, specifically gonadotroph cells. In males and females activin stimulates FSH secretion.
===Prostaglandin F2α===
===Prostaglandin F2α===
Prostaglanin is a C<sub>2</sub>O fatty acid and is produced within the . The target tissue in the female is
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