If the anterior pituitary began overproducing FSH due to a tumor, then the levels of inhibin would increase.
<h3>What is inhibin?</h3>
The inhibin protein is a crucial factor involved in the generation of follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) present in the body.
Inhibin protein is generated by specialized cells such as Sertoli cells (males) and granulosa cells (females).
In males, inhibin protein concentration in the blood is correlated to sperm (male gametes) count.
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