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At which point in a pregnancy can human chorionic gonadotropin be detected in the mother's blood?
a. at the time of fertilization
b. at the time of implantation
c. by the first week of pregnancy
d. by the third week of pregnancy
e. by the sixth week of pregnancy

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Human chorionic gonadotropin stimulates the corpus luteum to secrete
a. FSH.
b. LH.
c. testosterone.
d. progesterone.
e. estrogen and progesterone.

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