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A special case of synergism in which one drug has no effect but can increase the activity of another drug is known as
Sex Hormones
Steroid hormones, such as estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone, that are crucial in the development and regulation of sexual characteristics and reproductive functions.
Sexual Behavior
Actions or practices related to the expression of sexuality or sexual attraction, which can vary widely among individuals and cultures.
Organizing Effects
Organizing effects refer to the long-term changes in behavior and physiology resulting from exposure to certain hormones during critical periods of development.
Activating Effects
Phenomena by which certain hormones or neurotransmitters stimulate specific cellular functions or behaviors.
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