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growth Usually an individual fish
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growth hormone Hormone produced by the pituitary gland that stimulates growth and development of muscle tissue, energy production, sexual function, skin resilience, bone density, and other important functions. A decline in growth hormone levels often accompanies the degenerative process associated with aging.
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growth hormone A hormone secreted by the pituitary gland that is instrumental in regulating growth. It is released in periodic bursts during the day and night, especially during sleep, and is controlled by the hypothalamus. HGH promotes protein building in all cells, increases use of fatty acids for energy, and reduces use of carbohydrates. Growth effects depend on the presence of thyroid hormone, insulin, and carbohydrate.
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growth factor A substance which stimulates a cell to grow and divide. Hertz (Hz)
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growth and development, delayed Deviations from age growth norms. SEE: illus. ; Nursing Diagnoses Appendix.
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