Inhibin
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Joe C
May 3, 2012, 10:04:26 PM5/3/12
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Can someone explain inhibin to me?
Brian MacPhail
May 3, 2012, 10:43:43 PM5/3/12
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Inhibin is a hormone that is produced in the sustentacular cells in the testes. It forms a negative feedback loop with FSH. If there is too much FSH the body produces lots of Inhibin which stops the pituitary gland from producing move FSH.
(Hope that's all right. Feel free to tell me I am wrong cause it helps me too)
-Brian
(Hope that's all right. Feel free to tell me I am wrong cause it helps me too)
-Brian
Scott Harkness
May 3, 2012, 11:53:48 PM5/3/12
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That is great but you don't need to know inhibin for tomorrow
Harkness
On May 3, 7:43 pm, Brian MacPhail <swimman1...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Inhibin is a hormone that is produced in the sustentacular cells in the testes. It forms a negative feedback loop with FSH. If there is too much FSH the body produces lots of Inhibin which stops the pituitary gland from producing move FSH.
> (Hope that's all right. Feel free to tell me I am wrong cause it helps me too)
> -Brian
>
Harkness
On May 3, 7:43 pm, Brian MacPhail <swimman1...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Inhibin is a hormone that is produced in the sustentacular cells in the testes. It forms a negative feedback loop with FSH. If there is too much FSH the body produces lots of Inhibin which stops the pituitary gland from producing move FSH.
> (Hope that's all right. Feel free to tell me I am wrong cause it helps me too)
> -Brian
>
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