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| Manages Circadian rhythm and life cycle. Created in the pineal gland. |
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| Tropics control other glands and control pituitary function. Created in the hypothalmus |
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| Causes body to retain water. Created by Posterior pituitary. negative feedback with cardiac peptide |
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| Stimulates milk release and uterine contraction. Created by the posterior pituitary. Positive feedback with Prolactin. |
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| ACHT (adrenocorticotropic hormone) |
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| Stimulates adrenal gland to release cortisone. Created by anterior pituitary. |
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| Stimulates Milk production. Created by posterior pituitary. Positive feedback with oxytocin. |
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| Stimulates bone growth. Created by posterior pituitary. |
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| Makes progesterone or aids sperm development. Created by posterior pituitary. |
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| TSH (Thyroid Stimulating Hormone) |
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| Stimulated thyroid gland. Created in posterior pituitary. |
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| FSh (Follicle stimulating hormone) |
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| Aids egg maturation or produces sertoli cells (Sperm mommies) Created by anterior pituitary. |
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| Controls metabolism (weight, cellular energy etc.) Made by thyroid) |
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| Keeps calcium in bones. Created by thyroid |
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| Absorption of calcium from food for blood clotting and muscle contraction. Created in the parathyroids. |
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| T-Cell maturation and specialization. Created by the thymus. |
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| Releases salt from the body; lowering blood pressure. Created by the heart. |
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| Uptake of glucose by cells; lowering blood sugar. Created by the pancreas |
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| Converts glycogen to glucose in the liver. Created in the pancreas. |
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| Stimulates release of gastric juice. Produced in the stomach |
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| Stimulates release of pancreatic enzymes and buffers. Produced in the duodenum |
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| Stimulates bile production by the gall bladder. Produced by the duodenum. |
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| Stimulates sympathetic nervous system. Produced by the medulla. |
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| Noradrenaline/norepinephrine |
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| Calms body after epinephrine intake. Produced by medulla. |
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| Glucocorticoids (Cortisol) |
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| Increased nutrient uptake and use by cells. Made in the cortex. |
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| Mineralcorticoide (Aldosterone) |
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| Increase salt retention. Made in the cortex. |
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| Sperm Development/male characteristic development. Made in testis. |
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| Made by the ovaries. Aid in ovulation and female characteristics. |
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| Controls uterus. Pregnancy hormone. Creeated by ovaries. |
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| Fast, -ine, Sits on top of cells. Use receptors. |
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| Enter cells, last longer, slower, end in -one, enter nucleus |
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Positive: Oxytocin and Prolactin
Negative: Insulin and Glucagon |
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