The Target Cells of Growth Hormone are Located In

Question

The target cells of growth hormone are located in
A)bones.
B)the pituitary gland.
C)the gonads.
D)the hypothalamus.

Accepted Answer

The target cells of growth hormone are primarily located in bones, where it stimulates protein synthesis and bone growth. While growth hormone can also have effects on other organs and tissues, such as muscle and fat cells, its primary function is to regulate growth and development of bone tissue.