Endocrine System MCQs

Peptide hormones are produced (and/or released) by which structure?

February 11, 2022

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Peptide hormones are produced (and/or released) by which structure?

Q. Peptide hormones are produced (and/or released) by which structure?

A. The adrenal cortex

B. The gonads

C. The hypothalamus

D. The kidneys

Answer: The hypothalamus

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