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Перевод: pituitary

[прилагательное]
слизистый;
[существительное]
гипофиз

Тезаурус:

1. The pituitary (located at the base of the brain) is the "master gland" whose hormones stimulate endocrine glands elsewhere in the body to secrete their own hormones.
2. Since then, hypothalamic releasing factors have been discovered for all the major pituitary hormones (thyroid stimulating hormone, luteinising hormone and adrenocorticotropin, for example) except growth hormone.
3. Thirty years ago Geoffrey Harris, working at the Maudsley Hospital in London, reasoned that the brain's control of the pituitary must be exerted via hormones secreted into the bloodstream from the hypothalamus, a brain region with an important role to play in the regulation of many bodily functions.
4. Largeness, whether as an un-eliminated pituitary defect or as a self-coded dna attempt at prolonging the dinosaurian bloodline, may not have worked to their advantage in the end.
5. C. Endocrine responses in pituitary, adrenal medulla and cortex etc.
6. Some 2200 receive free treatment through the national hormone and pituitary programme, in Baltimore.
7. A mitogen of M r 31,000 (31K) named glial growth factor (GGF) was purified from bovine pituitary.
8. Hymer speculates that the pituitary cells package hormone molecules differently in weightless conditions than they do under gravity.
9. Tests have shown that hpGRF is extremely powerful in stimulating the pituitary to produce growth hormone and no other hormones.
10. The olfactory area of the brain also connects with the hypothalamus, a very important structure which controls the entire hormonal system by influencing the "master gland" itself - the pituitary.
11. Growth hormone is a protein made in the pituitary gland at the base of the brain.
12. Schwann cell mitogenic activity from bovine pituitary extracts can be resolved into three activities with different molecular masses: GGF-I (34K), GGF-II (59K) and GGF-III (45K) (A.D.J.G. et al., manuscript submitted).
13. Hymer's rats were unable to produce more than half the normal amount of pituitary growth hormone.