If there is a decrease in the amount of estrogen level during the menstrual cycle. What type of feedback mechanism will likely to occur? a. Dependent feedback mechanism b. Negative feedback mechanism c. Positive feedback mechanism d. Independent feedback mechanism

If there is a decrease in the amount of estrogen level during the menstrual cycle. What type of feedback mechanism will likely to occur? a. Dependent feedback mechanism b. Negative feedback mechanism c. Positive feedback mechanism d. Independent feedback mechanism

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Chapter11: Nutrition Through The Life Span: Pregnancy And Lactation

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If there is a decrease in the amount of estrogen level during the menstrual
cycle. What type of feedback mechanism will likely to occur?
a. Dependent feedback mechanism
b. Negative feedback mechanism
c. Positive feedback mechanism
d. Independent feedback mechanism

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