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Week 7

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oophorotomy   incision into an ovary  
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orchiectomy   removal of one or both testes  
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orchioplasty   surgical repair of a testis  
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orchiotomy   incision into a testis  
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ovariectomy   excision of one or both ovaries  
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ovariotomy   incision of an ovary  
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uteropexy   surgical fixation of the uterus  
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uteroplasty   surgical repair of the uterus  
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uterotomy   incision of the uterus  
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amenorrhea   absence or abnormal cessation  
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Cesarean section   surgical operation through the abdominal wall and uterus for delivery of the baby  
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colposcopy   examination of the vagina and cervix using an endoscopic instrument  
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dysmenorrhea   difficult or painful menses  
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ectopic pregnancy   development of an impregnated ovum outside the uterus  
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endometriosis   tissue outside the uterus that resembles the inner lining of the uterus  
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hypermenorrhea   prolonged or excessive menorrhea; also sometimes called menorrhagia  
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lactation   the production of milk  
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menopause   permanent cessation of menses  
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menorrhagia   see hypermenorrhea  
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salpingitis   inflammation of the uterine tube  
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orchitis   inflammation of a testis  
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ovarialgia   pain in an ovary  
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ovaritis   inflammation of an ovary  
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obstetrician   a physician who specializes in the medical care of women during pregnancy and childbirth  
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obstetrics   medical specialty concerned with the medical care of women during pregnancy and childbirth  
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amniocentesis   extraction and diagnostic examination of amniotic fluid from the amniotic sac  
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mammography   examination of the breast by means of an imaging technique, such as radiography  
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pap test   microscopic examination of cells from a mucosal surface, especially the uterine cervix  
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cervicectomy   excision of the uterine cervix  
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cervicoplasty   surgical repair of the uterine cervix OR the neck  
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cervicotomy   incision of the uterine cervix  
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hysterectomy   surgical removal of the uterus  
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hysteropexy   surgical fixation of the uterus  
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hysteroplasty   surgical repair of the uterus  
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hysterotomy   incision of the uterus  
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oophorectomy   excision of an ovary; overiectomy  
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oophoroplasty   surgical repair of an ovary  
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sperm   the male gamete  
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spermatogenesis   production of sperm  
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testes   the organs that produce and store the male gametes  
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testosterone   androgen prominent in male gamete production  
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urethra   male ductwork that acts as a part of both the male urinary and male reproductive systems  
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uterine cervix   the "neck" located at the lower end of the uterus  
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uterine cycle   part of the reproduction system process in women, comprising three phases  
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uterine tubes   tubes between the ovaries and the uterus  
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uterus   reproductive organ in which the fertilized oocyte is implanted and in which the child develops  
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vas deferends   duct leading out of the epididymis  
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cervicitis   inflammation of the uterine cervix  
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hysteralgia   pain in the uterus  
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hysteropathy   any disease of the uterus  
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oophoritis   inflammation of an ovary  
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orchialgia   pain in the testes  
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orchiopathy   any disease of the testes  
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mitosis   process of cell division by which one cell becomes two, both of which contain the maternal and paternal chromosomes  
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oocytes   the product of oogenesis that become the female gametes  
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oogenesis   production of oocytes  
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ovulation   release of the female gamete that occurs during the proliferative stage of the uterine cycle  
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ovum   the female gamete  
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para   a woman who has given birth  
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progesterone   hormone produced in the ovaries  
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progestins   female hormones generated in the ovaries and required for oogenesis  
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proliferative   adjectival form of proliferation; term signifying one part of the uterine life  
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prostate gland   male gland that produces and stores prostatic fluid  
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prostatic fluid   product of the prostate gland  
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reproductive tract   in the male reproductive system, the ductwork leading from the epididymus to the outside of the body  
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secretory   adjectival form of secrete; part of the uterine cycle  
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semen   combination of the male gametes, their associated glandular secretions, and prostatic fluid  
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diploid cell   cell containing both the maternal and paternal chromosomes  
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ductus deferens   duct leading out of the epididymis  
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embryo   name change from zygote after the first cell division and until the eight week of pregnancy  
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epididymis   organ in which the male sperm become functional  
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fallopian   tubes between the ovaries and the uterus  
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fertilization   the joining of the male and female gametes  
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fetus   name change from embryo after the eight week of pregnancy to birth  
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gamete   term given to both the female ovum and the male spermatozoon  
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gestation   development that occurs between the formation of the zygote and birth of the child  
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gonad   gamete-generating organ  
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gravida   a pregnant woman  
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haploid cell   cell containing only one set of chromosomes, those of either the potential father or the potential mother  
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meiosis   cell division that produces cells with only one set of chromosomes, those of either the potential father or the potential mother  
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menses   end of one uterine cycle and the beginning of another  
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menstrual cycle   part of the reproductive system process in women  
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amniotic sac   fluid-filled sac that surrounds the fetus inside the uterus  
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androgens   hormones that promote the production of male gametes  
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cervix   common term for the uterine cervix  
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chromosome   a gene-bearing bundle of DNA found in the nucleus of all cells  
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aminocentesis   extraction and diagnostic examination of amniotic fluid from the amniotic sac  
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cervicectomy   excision of the uterine cervix  
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cervicitis   inflammation of the uterine cervix  
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cervicoplasty   surgical repair of the uterine cervix OR neck  
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cervicotomy   incision of the uterine cervix  
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Addison disease   a disorder characterized by a failure of the adrenal glands to produce hydrocortisone and in some cases aldosterone  
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Cushing syndrome   a hormonal disorder caused by too much hydrocortisone  
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Graves disease   a common form of hyperthyroidism resulting from over production of thyroxine; caused by a false immune system response  
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hydrocortisone   an adrenal gland hormone secretion  
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hyperpituitarism   excessive hormone secretion by the pituitary gland  
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hyperthyroidism   condition caused by an overactive thyroid; usually caused by an immune system disorder known as Grave's disease  
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hypophysitis   inflammation of the pituitary gland  
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hypopituitarism   condition of diminished hormone secretion from the anterior pituitary gland  
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pituitarism   any pituitary dysfunction  
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thyroaplasia   congenital condition characterized by low thyroid output  
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thyroiditis   inflammation of the thyroid gland  
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thyromegaly   enlargement of the thyroid gland  
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endocrinologist   medical specialist in endocrinology  
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endrocrinology   medical specialty of the endocrine system  
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adenectomy   excision of a gland  
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adentomy   incision of a gland  
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adrenalectomy   surgical removal of one or both adrenal glands  
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hypophysectomy   surgical removal of hypophysis  
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parathyroidectomy   surgical excision of the parathyroid gland  
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thyroidectomy   excision of the thyroid gland  
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thyroparathyroidectomy   excision of the thyroid and parathyroid glands  
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thyrotomy   surgery performed on the thyroid gland  
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somatotropin   hormone secreted by the anterior pituitary gland to signal the liver to secrete somatomedin, which stimulates growth  
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suprarenal glands   another name for the adrenal glands  
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thyroid gland   one of the four glands belonging solely to the endocrine system  
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thyrotropin   thyroid-stimulating hormone  
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throxine   a secretion of the thyroid gland  
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triiodothyronine   another secretion of the thyroid gland, which is often synthesized from thyroxine by bodily organs  
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adenitis   inflammation of a gland  
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adenohypophysitis   inflammation of the hypophysis  
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adrenalitis   inflammation of an adrenal gland  
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adrenalopathy   any disease of the adrenal glands  
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adrenomegaly   enlargement of the adrenal glands  
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diabetes insipidus   condition brought about by the posterior pituitary's failure to produce enough ADH  
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diabetes mellitus, Type 1 and Type 2   condition brought about by insufficient production of insulin in the pancrease or the failure of teh body's cells to absorb glucose  
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goiter   chronic enlargement of the thyroid gland  
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hyperglycemia   excessive sugar in the blood  
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gonadotropin   interstitial cell-stimulating hormone; hormone promoting gonadal growth in the male  
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gonadotropin   luteinizing hormone; stimulates ovulation  
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hypophysis   synonym for pituitary gland  
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lipid derivatives   one of the three chemical classes of hormones  
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melanocyte-stimulating hormone   hormone secreted from the anterior pituitary gland  
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melatonin   hormone secreted by the pineal gland  
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neurohypophysis   synonym for posterior pituitary gland  
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noradrenaline   synonym for norepinephrine; produced in smaller amounts than adreanaline; has strong vasoconstrictive effects  
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norepinephrine   synonym for noradrenaline  
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oxytocin   hormone secreted by te posterior pituitary gland  
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parathyroid gland   secretes parathyroid hormone, which slows the loss of calcium from bone  
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peptide hormones   one of the three chemical classes of hormones  
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parathyroid hormone   a hormone that slows calcium loss from bones  
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pineal gland   glad that secretes melatonin, an antioxidant that is otherwise not well understood  
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pituitary gland   synonym for hypophysis  
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prolactin   a secretion of the anterior pituitary gland  
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adenogenous   originating in a gland  
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adenohypophysis   the anterior pituitary gland  
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adrenal glands   glads, located one at the top of each kidney  
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adrenaline   synonym for epinephrine, a powerful stimulant capable of producing a range of effects, such as increases in muscular strength and endurance  
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aldosterone   one of the corticosteroids, hormones produced by the adrenal glands  
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amino acid derivatives   one of the three chemical classes of hormones  
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antidiuretic hormone   hormone secreted by the posterior pituitary gland to prevent the kidneys from expelling too much water  
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cacitonin   hormone secreted by the thyroid to prevent too much calcium from absorption into the bones  
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corticosteroids   steroid produced by the cortices of the adrenal glands  
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corticotropin   pituitary secretion that stimulates the adrenal glands  
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endocrine   adjective describing a gland that delivers its secretions directly into the extracellular fluid  
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epinephrine   synonym for adrenaline, a powerful stimulant capable of producing a range of effects, such as increases in muscular strength and endurance  
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exocrine   adjective describing a gland that delivers its secretions through a duct onto the skin or other epithelial surface  
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gonadotropin   follicle-stimulating hormone; hormone promoting gonadal growth  
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