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What is Hormones which is/are under inhibitory control of hypothalamus: and explain in detail?
Prolactin - predominantly under inhibitory control by the hypothalamus GH - hypothalamus exes inhibitory as well as stimulatory effect on GH secretion (GHIH = somatostatin has inhibitory effect on GH) (GHRH = stimulates GH secretion) Almost all secretions by the pituitary are controlled by either hormonal (anterior pituitary) or nervous (posterior pituitary) from the hypothalamus.