How does FSH regulate the production of inhibin and what is the significance of this interaction in maintaining hormonal balance in the reproductive system?
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FSH stimulates Sertoli cells in males and granulosa cells in females to produce inhibin, which in turn inhibits FSH release, ensuring hormonal balance.
FSH promotes the secretion of inhibin from ovarian and testicular cells, which feedback to suppress FSH production, balancing reproductive hormones.
FSH stimulates ovarian follicle cells to produce inhibin, which in turn inhibits FSH release, creating a feedback loop essential for regulating reproductive hormone levels.