Primary indications of Kallmans\'s syndrome include gonadal atrophy and a reduce

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Primary indications of Kallmans's syndrome include gonadal atrophy and a reduced sense of smell. The integration of external environmental cues and internal physiological cues occurs within the _____and involves the _____hormones. Too little hormone activity can arise from _____ and too much activity can arise from _____of the relevant hormone. _____inhibits the release of growth hormone (somatotropin) and thyroid stimulating hormone. Neurohormones act on their target cells by traveling through the _____ System. _____neurons stimulate thyrotropin-releasing hormone-secreting cells. The _____nucleus of the hypothalamus is thought to control circadian rhythms.

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Kallman syndrome is a rare genetic condition that causes failure to start puberty, or complete puberty causing gonadal atrophy. It is often associated with loss of sense of smell.

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