COLUMN A Hormone COLUMN B Tissue (numbers 61-70) COLUMN C Organ (numbers 71-80) 70. Cortisol A. Alpha cells A. Thyroid 71. Growth hormone B. Zona fasciculata B. Hypophysis 72. Glucagon C. Chief cells C. Neurophysis 73. Luteinizing hormone D. Basophilic cells D. Parathyroids 74. PTH E. Beta cells E. Pancreas 75. TSH AB. Zona glomerulosa AB. Adrenal gland 76. Aldosterone AC. Acidophilic cells 77. Insulin AD. Zona reticularis 78. Prolactin 79. ACTH AE. Oxyphil cells

COLUMN A Hormone COLUMN B Tissue (numbers 61-70) COLUMN C Organ (numbers 71-80) 70. Cortisol A. Alpha cells A. Thyroid 71. Growth hormone B. Zona fasciculata B. Hypophysis 72. Glucagon C. Chief cells C. Neurophysis 73. Luteinizing hormone D. Basophilic cells D. Parathyroids 74. PTH E. Beta cells E. Pancreas 75. TSH AB. Zona glomerulosa AB. Adrenal gland 76. Aldosterone AC. Acidophilic cells 77. Insulin AD. Zona reticularis 78. Prolactin 79. ACTH AE. Oxyphil cells

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COLUMN A Hormone	COLUMN B Tissue (numbers 61-70)	COLUMN C Organ (numbers 71-80)
70. Cortisol	A. Alpha cells	A. Thyroid
71. Growth hormone	B. Zona fasciculata	B. Hypophysis
72. Glucagon	C. Chief cells	C. Neurophysis
73. Luteinizing hormone	D. Basophilic cells	D. Parathyroids
74. PTH	E. Beta cells	E. Pancreas
75. TSH	AB. Zona glomerulosa	AB. Adrenal gland
76. Aldosterone	AC. Acidophilic cells
77. Insulin	AD. Zona reticularis
78. Prolactin 79. ACTH	AE. Oxyphil cells