Well if you're given options then I can only answer this question to the best of my knowledge.
So here goes nothing;
If boys are hitting puberty at a younger age and you suspect that its their environment that's causing the issue. First step is to test the environment in which the boys are growing up in to see whats effecting their hormonal imbalances. This can be in the water, air, soil, the house and many other outside influences can cause an early onset for puberty in young boys.
Genes go from DNA to (m)RNA via transcription. Then, RNA is converted to protein via translation. For eg, the insulin hormone is a peptide hormine (peptide is basically protein) which comes from insulin mRNA which was the result of transcription of insulin gene in beta islet cells of pancreas.
Male hormonetestosterone used to build muscles. They can be used to treat conditions resulting from a steroid hormone deficiency and diseases.<span> </span>
