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Growth hormone helps in sustaining a positive equilibrium of nitrogen by retaining nitrogen level in the blood.

Growth hormone helps in sustaining a positive equilibrium of nitrogen by retaining nitrogen level in the blood. Correct Answer True

By retaining nitrogen, growth hormone is the one that brings in a favorable equilibrium of nitrogen. It is also likely to promote total protein synthesis with associated phosphorus retention by increasing tubular reabsorption.

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