Question

question 8 which of the following is the target of prolactin (prl)? the uterus testes cells of the mammary glands pancreas question 9 calcitonin (ct) helps to stimulate ca++ uptake into bone matrix osteoclast activity muscle protein production b and c

Explanation:

• Prolactin is a hormone mainly responsible for milk - production in mammals. Its target cells are in the mammary glands.
• Calcitonin is a hormone that lowers blood calcium levels. It stimulates the uptake of calcium into the bone matrix, inhibiting osteoclast activity which breaks down bone and releases calcium.

Answer:

Question 8: cells of the mammary glands
Question 9: Ca+ uptake into bone matrix