Sally is a carrier. If a person carries the genes, but doesn't have symptoms, they are known as carriers, because they have one infective allele and one normal allele. If you're familiar with genetics, she would be a heterozygote, and the disease was a somatic autosomal disease, with one dominant, passive allele, and one recessive, infective allele.
Answer:
progesterone
Explanation:
Progesterone, unlike estrogen, has no activity on determining female sexual characteristics. Progesterone activity is to prepare the uterus for possible pregnancy by growing the endometrial lining of the uterus and receiving the fertilized egg and stimulating milk production.
Progesterone is directly responsible for maintaining and sustaining the fetus in the womb, stimulating, during the first two weeks of pregnancy, the fallopian tube and endometrial glands to secrete nutrients essential for the zygote. Uterine contractions are inhibited to prevent the fetus being expelled as it blocks prostaglandin production and decreases oxytocin sensitivity.
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