This organ releases a chemical known for the positive feedback loop it creates during uterine contractions, and this organ produces oxytocin in its posterior lobe, which is separated from its anterior lobe.
This organ develops from the remains of Rathke's pouch, and Sheehan's syndrome leads to a decrease in the functionality of this organ in women who have recently given birth. This organ stores vasopressin, and one disorder in this organ known as acromegaly results from the overproduction of a certain chemical. This organ releases a chemical known for the positive feedback loop it creates during uterine contractions, and this organ produces oxytocin in its posterior lobe, which is separated from its anterior lobe. For 10 points, name this endocrine gland, the "master gland" at the base of the brain responsible for growth hormones.
This organ develops from the remains of Rathke's pouch, and Sheehan's syndrome leads to a decrease in the functionality of this organ in women who have recently given birth.
Pituitary Gland [accept Hypophysis]