tinydocI thought the elevated Estrogen and progesterone depress the function of Prolactin until delivery. I guess you needed to know that it decreases its function by downregulating receptors or something as opposed actually decreasing the prolactin production. I picked gonadotrophs. This was a fair question but I reasoned it out and arrived at the wrong conclusion. +82019-08-11T13:29:26Z
maxillarythirdmolarSpecifically, the estrogen is stimulating lactotrophs as progesterone is preventing the prolactin from actually working on the breasts. So it's the estrogen that is stimulating the lactotrophs to grow, and you would see the effects of this growth if it weren't for the progesterone preventing the action of prolactin (their secretory product) on the breasts.+92019-08-14T16:54:13Z
dul071why not somatotrophs. she's understress. wouldn't that increase the production of GH +2020-03-24T16:55:10Z
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