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1) Radiation treatment uses ionizing radiation to destroy cancer-causing cells. On some occasions, radiation therapy can unintentionally target healthy cells. When radiation therapy is applied to the brain, it can affect testosterone production and resutt in infertility.
Which of the following rows identifies the structure that is damaged by the radiation treatment and the affected hormone released by the structure?
• a
Structure
Hormone
Pituitary gland
LH
b
Structure
Hormone
Hypothalamus
LH
C
Structure
Hormone
Pituitary gland
FSH
d
Structure
Hormone
Hypothalamus
FSH

2) The glands numbered in the above diagram that are involved in the feedback control of estrogen secretion are
and
Record your answer in descending order.

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