What hormone secreted by the pineal gland controls sleep-wake cycles and several other processes?

What hormone secreted by the pineal gland controls sleep-wake cycles and several other processes?

  • Correct Answer: estrogen
  • testosterone
  • t3
  • melatonin

Explanation: The pineal gland is a tiny gland located at the base of the brain. It secretes the hormone melatonin . This hormone controls sleep-wake cycles and several other processes.

Join our channels for latest updates

More Random Questions

Q: Early types of what animals were the first vertebrates that moved onto land and have true lungs, although they had to return to the water to reproduce?
Ans: amphibians
Q: Who has topped in India in 'QS World University Rankings: Asia 2025'?
Ans: IT Delhi (44th)
Q: On October 13, 2024, the former Prime Minister of which country launched his book 'Unleashed'?
Ans: Britain
Q: Where has the 'Global MedTech Conference 2024' started?
Ans: New Delhi
Q: How do very massive stars end their lives?
Ans: consumed by black hole
Q: Which of the following is a Purvarupa of Shotha as per Charaka?
Ans: Gurutva
Q: Water found on the surface of the earth is referred to as what?
Ans: runoff
Q: Although quite different, beryllium, magnesium, calcium, strontium, barium, and radium are all classified as what type of metals?
Ans: alkaline earth metals
Q: Humans are among the most versatile of mammals with what type of diet?
Ans: vegetarian
Q: The male gametophyte releases what, which swim - propelled by their flagella - to reach and fertilize the female gamete or egg?
Ans: sperm
Q: Argentina President 'Javier Milei' has been granted citizenship of which country?
Ans: Italy
Q: Who will host the 2034 Men's FIFA World Cup?
Ans: Saudi Arabia
Q: According to Sushruta, which Basti is indicated for Vataja Grahani?
Ans: Anuvasana Basti
Q: Recycling items actually takes more energy than what other conservation methods that start with "r"?
Ans: reducing and reusing
Q: Vertebrates - including fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals - belong to what phylum?
Ans: chordata
Youngistan Junction
Youngistan Junction

Welcome to Youngistan Junction, your ultimate hub for staying updated with the latest in current affairs, general knowledge, and general studies! Whether you're a student gearing up for exams or just someone passionate about expanding your knowledge, Youngistan Junction is here to provide you with an extensive collection of well-curated questions and answers.

Articles: 6683