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Classify each of the following statements according to the class of tissue or gland it describes:

  1. Thymosin: Secreted by epithelial cells of thymus.
  2. Melatonin: Produced by pineal gland. Light suppresses production of this substance.
  3. Action is on the hypothalamus: Circadian rhythm where it signals controlled by hunger and satiety.
  4. Production levels are based on 24-hour circadian rhythm.
  5. Inhibition of these reduces fevers and controls pain.
  6. Aids in the differentiation of lymphocytes.
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Classify each of the following statements according to the class of tissue or gland it describes:
TopicAll topics
SubjectBiology
ClassClass 12