hormone signaling

The doctor's hands hold a sectional model of the female reproductive organs.
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An image of a person is shown with attention drawn to fat accumulated in his liver, a feature of the liver disease non-alcoholic steatohepatitis (NASH). Next to the person is a blue circle with an image of a liver with kisspeptin hormone receptors depicted on the surface of the liver and arrows pointing downward to indicate a decrease in fatty liver and NASH.
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