- The Anatomy of the Endocrine System- this type of hormone regulates hormonal activity in the gonads- hint: Gonadhint: tropic means effecting hormones
- The Anatomy of the Endocrine System- How many hormones can the Anterior Pituitary Send?
- The Anatomy of the Endocrine System- what hormone stimulates T-Lymphocye dev?
- The Anatomy of the Endocrine System- the Thymus Gland does...hint: remember cells at work!!
- The Anatomy of the Endocrine System- this hormone of the Cortex of the adrenal gland produces both sex hormones in both males and females
- The Anatomy of the Endocrine System- Epinephrine and Norepinephrine are both generally called this (so this is what the medulla of the Adrenal Gland actually releases)
- The Anatomy of the Endocrine System- COOL! The Pituitary Gland is the mastermind- but the crazy thing is
- The Endocrine System- Let's start with Direct Gene Activation- Just to make you remember: it starts with the hormone moving into the cytoplasm of the cell (extracellular), but the only hormone class we mentioned already that can do this is....
- The Anatomy of the Endocrine System- Along with Follicle Stimulating hormone, is this other one that does something diff in Males and FemalesMale = stimulates testosterone productionFemale = triggers ovulation of eggs
- The Anatomy of the Endocrine System- going deeper into the workings of the posterior part of the pituitary- what makes the Oxytocin and ADH?
- The Anatomy of the Endocrine System- what does Growth Hormone cause physically?
- The Anatomy of the Endocrine System- this type of hormone stimulates the Thyroid to moveself-explanatory
- The Anatomy of the Endocrine System- just to get this in your head, when we think of the Thyroid gland, think of ________ regulation
- The Anatomy of the Endocrine System- Finally, this type of hormone affects the cortex of the adrenal gland (stress response!)hint: Adrenal + cortico = cortex + making
- The Anatomy of the Endocrine System- what is teh process of breaking fat into glucose called?
- The Anatomy of the Endocrine System- now let's head over to the adrenal glands (the ones on top of the kidneys)- they kinda look like a spear head on top of the kidneys, AND they have the same basic anatomy of the kidneys... which means the inner and outer layers are called..?
- The Anatomy of the Endocrine System- Thyroid Gland- it's below the larynx, and releases 2 diff hormonesone is self-explanatorythe other has to do with Calcium
- The Anatomy of the Endocrine System- Via what does the hypothalamus send RH or IH to the anterior part of the pituitary gland?
- The Endocrine System- starting with the AA, because it can't go inside the cell at all, it can only bind to the
- The Endocrine System- this last class of hormones are Lipids, and act locally- are released from the cell membranes, and are active during injury/inflammation