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What is the function of LH hormone?

What is the function of LH hormone? Correct Answer Stimulates production of testosterone

LH hormone is luteinizing hormone. It is produced in pituitary gland. In female acute rise in LH triggers ovulation. It stimulates the production of testosterone in males.

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