Prolactin And Explain The Relationship Between Dopamine And

Prolactin is a hormone made in the anterior part of the pituitary gland from lactotroph cells in response to being pregnant or suckling from a baby. It is also made in other areas of the body such as: uterus, breasts, brain, and adipose tissue. Prolactin is released into the blood then it stimulates milk production in the mammary glands. Dopamine is the main regulator of the production of prolactin. Dopamine prevents the production of prolactin and prolactin increases the secretion of dopamine. The more dopamine, equals less prolactin and less dopamine, equals more prolactin. The two together contradict one another. This relationship between dopamine and prolactin is the negative feedback loop.
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