QUESTION 6 Match the hormone to the function during lactation. Progesterone Prolactin Estradiol Oxytocin A. allows for the milk ejection reflex B. duct growth and branching C. growth of alveoli D. stimulates milk production
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- Progesterone: allows for the milk ejection reflex. This means that it helps the milk to be released from the breast when the baby is nursing. - Prolactin: stimulates milk production. This hormone is responsible for the production of milk in the mammary Show more…
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