One of the basophils (beta cells) of the adenohypophysis, the granules of which secrete thyrotropin.
| Veterinary Dictionary: thyrotrope |
One of the basophils (beta cells) of the adenohypophysis, the granules of which secrete thyrotropin.
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Thyrotropes are cells in the anterior pituitary which produce thyroid stimulating hormone.
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| Reticular cell |
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| How thyrotropic releasing hormone acts on the adenohypophysis? |
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