Take exit #154B to merge onto WA-518 W toward Burien/Sea-Tac/Airport. Take the Des Moines Memorial Dr exit, Turn right onto Des Moines Memorial Dr. Turn left onto S 140th St. ParkNJet-2 is on the right.
Androgens and estrogens are concerned in the development and maintenance of secondary sexual characteristics, such as breasts, external genitalia, body hair distribution and so on. Male pattern baldness is to some extent determined genetically, and may be countered in women by the presence of estrogens.
Estrogen and progesterone are the female hormones produced by the ovaries. These hormones cause monthly menstrual cycles to occur. These hormones also help eggs to develop in follicles, which are fluid-filled pockets, before an egg is released each month to travel down the fallopian tube. A third hormone, testosterone, also is produced by the ovaries in small amounts. Testosterone is in a broad class of hormones called androgens, and it is the dominant sex hormone in men. Between 4% and 7% of women produce too much testosterone in their ovaries.