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The Gland X Which is Located Just Below the Brain in the Human Head Secretes a Chemical Substance Y Which Controls the Development of Ones and Muscles in the Body of a Person. Secretion of Too Little of Substance Y as Well as the Secretion of Too Much of Substance Y by the Gland X Leads to Abnormal Development of the Body of a Person. (A) Name the Gland X. (B) What is the Chemical Substance Y? (C) What Happens If Too Little of Substance Y is Secreted? (D) What Happens If Too Much of Substance Y is Secreted? (E) Name the System of Glands in the Human Body of Which Gland X is a Part. - Science

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प्रश्न

The gland X which is located just below the brain in the human head secretes a chemical substance Y which controls the development of ones and muscles in the body of a person. Secretion of too little of substance Y as well as the secretion of too much of substance Y by the gland X leads to abnormal development of the body of a person.
(a) Name the gland X.
(b) What is the chemical substance Y?
(c) What happens if too little of substance Y is secreted?
(d) What happens if too much of substance Y is secreted?
(e) Name the system of glands in the human body of which gland X is a part.

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उत्तर

  1. X is the pituitary gland. It is located just below the brain.
  2. The chemical substance (Y) released from the pituitary gland is human growth hormone.
  3. Under-secretion of growth hormone leads to a condition known as dwarfism. In dwarfism, the person remains very short.
  4. Over-secretion of growth hormone causes a condition known as gigantism. In gigantism, the person grows very tall.
  5. The pituitary gland (X) is a part of the endocrine system.
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पाठ 2: Control and Coordination - Exercise 2 [पृष्ठ १२०]

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लखमीर सिंह Biology (Science) [English] Class 10
पाठ 2 Control and Coordination
Exercise 2 | Q 103 | पृष्ठ १२०

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(e) Which event in the life of males and females is associated with the secretion of the hormones C, D and E?


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