Biology, 10.11.2019 03:31 officialgraciela67

In the pituitary, signals from the hypothalamus are responsible for producing a sharp increase in prolactin levels. using what you know about protein translocation, describe the cellular pathway that is used to prepare prolactin for secretion. in addition, based upon this pathway, at what point would you expect these hypothalamus signals to be acting

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