Match the glands with their respective hormones :
| (a) α cells pancreas | i. Adrenal corticoid steroid |
| (b) Adrenal cortex | ii. Insulin |
| (c) β cells pancrease | iii. Prolactin |
| (d) Pituitary | iv. Glucagon |
UGC NET - 2012,
Answer: A
The matching is: the alpha cells of the pancreas with glucagon (iv), the adrenal cortex with the adrenal corticoid steroids (i), the beta cells of the pancreas with insulin (ii), and the pituitary with prolactin (iii), giving iv i ii iii, option A. The alpha cells make glucagon, which raises blood sugar, and the beta cells make insulin, which lowers it. The adrenal cortex makes the corticosteroids and the anterior pituitary makes prolactin. Options B, C and D swap insulin and glucagon or give the wrong gland.
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