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541. Which part of the brain is controlling your sense of balance?



542. Most of the neurons in the CNS are:



543. Which of the following hormone is responsible for reducing the blood glucose level?



544. In breastfeeding mothers which hormone would be at an increased level?



545. A condition characterized by hypothyroidism and enlargement of thyroid gland is known as:



546. Hormones are usually --- messenger



547. The hormone that triggers the release of milk in lactating women is:



548. The process of spermatogenesis (formation of sperm) takes place in which part of the male reproductive system?



549. Which one of the following cells have haploid number of chromosomes?



550. The terminal portion of the male duct system is:



551. Which among the following is NOT the role of Sertoli cells?



552. The ……… in semen facilitate the transport of sperms.



553. The acidity of urine is neutralized by:



554. The longest phase of menstrual cycle is:



555. At the beginning of the menstrual phase the ………are at the lowest level.



556. The corpus luteum is essentially formed from:



557. The outer layer of uterus is called:



558. The incubation period of syphilis is:



559. --------- is spread through sexual contact:



560. An exception to Mendel's law is:



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