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1/1 Experiment Results Rat Weight ml ml 02/hr BMR (ml Palpation Injected (g) O2/min O2/kg/hr) Normal 251 7.1 426.00 1697.21 No Mass none TX 246 6.3 378.00 1536.59 No Mass none Hypox 246 6.3 378.00 1536.59 No Mass none Normal 251 8.4 504.00 2007.97 No Mass thyroxine TX 246 7.9 474.00 1926.83 No Mass thyroxine Hypox 246 7.7 462.00 1878.05 No Mass thyroxine Normal 251 8.0 480.00 1912.35 Mass TSH TX 246 6.4 384.00 1560.98 No Mass TSH Hypox 246 7.8 468.00 1902.44 Mass TSH Normal 251 6.3 378.00 1505.98 Mass PTU TX 246 6.4 384.00 1560.98 No Mass PTU Hypox 246 6.3 378.00 1536.59 No Mass PTU 10 What was the effect of TSH injections on the hypophysectomized rat's BMR? How does the BMR in this case compare with the normal rat's BMR? Was the dose of TSH in the syringe too large, too small, or just right? Recall that, during the experiment, you were asked: What do you think will happen after you inject TSH into the three rats? You answered: The injection will have no effect on the hypophysectomized rat and, therefore, it will not develop a goiter