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| In midbrain, produces drinking behavior |
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| Detects cellular dehydration |
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| In two lateral ventricles, that regulate drinking. |
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| Drop in low volume of Extracellular fluid/blood. |
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| Detects cellular dehydration, when intracellular fluids change. |
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| Low salt, extracellular fluid is low and causes nausea, vomiting and cramps. May swell brain if not treated properly. |
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| Early in life, when insulin producing pancreatic cells are attacked. Insufficient production of insulin. |
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| Located in nucleus solitary tract, that make us satisfied. Also, sensitive to glucose. |
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| Tells us when we're hungry, located in hypothalamus. |
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| Ventromedial Hypothalamus |
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| Fullness, substantial weight gain/ picky eaters. |
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| Neuropeptide chemicals that stimulate hunger "Hypocretin" |
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| Hormone produced in stomach that stimulates hunger. Also, in pancreas. |
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