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Amino Acid Based Hormones and Solubility
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Most are all water-soluble
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Steroids and Solubility
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Lipid soluble
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Amino Acid Based Hormones and Receptor Locations
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Cell membrane
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Steroids and Receptor Locations
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Intracellular Location
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Amino Acid Based Hormones and Messenger System
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Two messenger
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Steroids and Messenger System
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One messenger
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Amino Acid Based Hormones and Effects
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Cell activity
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Steroids and Effects
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Eicosanoid Activity (6)
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1. Bronchodilation 2. Vasodilation 3. Stimulate smooth muscle contraction 4. Alter sodium ion permeability5. Inflammation 6. Stimulate or inhibit secretions
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Hypothalamus controls functions of most endocrine organs and glands. What direct control does the hypothalamus have?
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Norepinephrine stimulates the adrenal medulla directly
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Hypothalamus controls functions of most endocrine organs and glands. What indirect control does the hypothalamus have?
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Tropic hormones stimulate the pituitary gland
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Hypothalamus controls functions of most endocrine organs and glands. What direct release does the hypothalamus have?
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Produces and secretes Oxytocin (OT) and Antidiuretic Hormone (ADH)
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The pituitary gland controls functions of most endocrine organs and glands. What direct control does the pituitary gland have?
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Anterior lobe - Produces and secretions Growth Hormone (GH) and Prolactin (PRL)
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The pituitary gland controls functions of most endocrine organs and glands. What indirect control does the pituitary gland have?
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Anterior lobe - Tropic hormones stimulates other endocrine organs
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The posterior lobe is the site of __ and ___ release by the _____________.
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Oxytocin (OT) ; Antidiuretic Hormone (ADH) ; Hypothalamus
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