Certain hormones, such as follicle stimulating hormone (FSH) and luteinising hormone (LH) affect the reproductive organs of both males and females. Other hormones, known as , have significantly higher concentrations in one gender rather than the other. and are the most critical of these, playing a key role in the development of reproductive systems and gender-specific traits. High concentrations of these hormones in the opposite gender often result in significant complications. stimulates cells to produce testosterone in males, while in females, this hormone signals an increase in ovulation hormones to prepare for pregnancy. stimulates the production of sperm in males, but signals growth of the ovum in females. Fill in the blanks!
Answers - androgens, FSH, LH, estrogen, prolactin, testosterone