The thyroid gland is situated in the low neck in the front. It looks just like a butterfly and produces those hormones triiodothyronine and thyroxine. These hormones are responsible for controlling how fast cells burn the fuels from food to generate energy. Thyrotropin controls thyroid hormone production and release. The pituitary gland secretes it. Here we get to the part the place that the actual maintenance thing begins. I personally prefer complete disassembly and cleaning after every fight. The gun often gets through insane conditions and there's also dust and dirt. As I own the spring version, the disassembly is fairly simple. I would definetly not recommend digging into mechabox in AEG sniper rifles as those are pretty complex mechanisms as well as the internals usually are not confronted with the outdoors influences. Somehow the internals of the cylinder get always dirty and also the lube turns black not on the outdoors. Also most from the greasing leaks down through the cocking pin and climbs into the trigger mechanism. So to sum it up, I would recommend do those steps after each action: There are always some sorts of records that happen to be so strange that you could not imagine, and such cases are outside the borders of rational thinking. The youngest mothers are one of those unbelievable cases. Surprisingly, a five year old girl is just not matured enough to present birth to a child. The absence of puberty, menstrual cycle, proper continuing development of the uterus makes it impossible, but: