Physical Chemistry : An Indian Journal
ISSN (PRINT): 0974-7524

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Pituitary Gland

The pituitary organ is a little pea-sized organ that assumes a significant job in managing fundamental body capacities and general prosperity. It is alluded to as the body's 'lord organ' since it controls the movement of most other hormone-discharging organs. The pituitary organ is a little organ that sits in the sella turcica ('Turkish seat'), a hard empty in the base of the skull, underneath the cerebrum and behind the extension of the nose. The pituitary organ has two primary parts, the foremost pituitary organ and the back pituitary organ. The organ is appended to a piece of the mind (the nerve center) that controls its movement. The foremost pituitary organ is associated with the cerebrum by short veins. The back pituitary organ is quite of the cerebrum and it secretes hormones straightforwardly into the circulatory system under the order of the mind. The pituitary organ is known as the 'ace organ' as the hormones it produces control such a large number of various procedures in the body. It detects the body's needs and imparts signs to various organs and organs all through the body to manage their capacity and keep up a fitting domain. It secretes an assortment of hormones into the circulation system which go about as emissaries to transmit data from the pituitary organ to far off cells, managing their movement.

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