Sentences with PARS-NERVOSA
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"The pars nervosa is part of the posterior pituitary gland."
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"The pars nervosa releases oxytocin and antidiuretic hormone."
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"Damage to the pars nervosa can lead to hormonal imbalances."
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"The pars nervosa is responsible for storing and releasing hormones."
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"The pars nervosa is also known as the neurohypophysis."
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"The pars nervosa is connected to the hypothalamus."
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"The pars nervosa is composed of nerve fibers and glial cells."
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"Injury to the pars nervosa can cause diabetes insipidus."
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"The pars nervosa plays a crucial role in regulating fluid balance."
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"Hormones produced by the pars nervosa are transported through the bloodstream."
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"The pars nervosa plays a role in controlling uterine contractions during childbirth."
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"The pars nervosa is supplied with blood vessels for nutrient delivery."
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"Neurosecretory cells in the hypothalamus project their axons to the pars nervosa."
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"The pars nervosa is responsible for the release of vasopressin."
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"The pars nervosa helps maintain blood pressure and water balance."
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"The pars nervosa is located at the posterior part of the pituitary gland."
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"Neurons in the pars nervosa release hormones directly into the bloodstream."
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"In some cases, a tumor can develop in the pars nervosa."
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"The pars nervosa is made up of neural tissue."
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"The function of the pars nervosa is regulated by the hypothalamus."
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"The pars nervosa is a posterior region of the pituitary gland."
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"Damage to the pars nervosa can lead to hormonal imbalances."
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"The pars nervosa is responsible for storing and releasing oxytocin."
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"The pars nervosa is connected to the hypothalamus via the pituitary stalk."
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"Disorders affecting the pars nervosa can affect fluid balance in the body."
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"The pars nervosa is involved in the regulation of blood pressure."
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"Injury or tumor in the pars nervosa can cause neurohypophysial diabetes insipidus."
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"The pars nervosa contains nerve terminals that release neuropeptides."
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"The pars nervosa is essential for the release of antidiuretic hormone."
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"The pars nervosa plays a role in the control of uterine contractions during childbirth."
