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2 hormones produced by pancreas
insulin (β cells in islets of langerhans) - glucagon (α cells in islets of langerhans)
gland that produces insulin (β cells in islets of langerhans)
pancreas
insulin (β cells in islets of langerhans) is stimulated by
↑blood sugar - ↑amino & fatty acids
insulin (β cells in islets of langerhans) is inhibited by
↓blood sugar + GHIH
insulin (β cells in islets of langerhans) targets
all body cells
effects of insulin (β cells in islets of langerhans)
↓blood sugar levels by enhancing membrane transport of glucose - inhibits breakdown of glycogen into glucose
gland that produces glucagon (α cells in islets of langerhans)
pancreas
glucagon (α cells in islets of langerhans) is stimulated by
↓blood sugar
glucagon (α cells in islets of langerhans) is inhibited by
↑blood sugar - somatostatin (GHIH)
glucagon (α cells in islets of langerhans) targets
liver
effects of glucagon (α cells in islets of langerhans)
causes release of glucose into blood from glycogen in the liver - promotes glucogenesis (production of glucose from non-carb. Sources)
gland that produces testosterone
testes
testosterone is stimulated by
LH
testosterone is inhibited by
↑testosterone
testosterone targets
gonads (reproductive organs) - body cells
effects of testosterone
maturation of sex organs & appearance of secondary sex characteristics & sex drive - needed for sperm production
2 hormones produced by ovaries
estrogen - progesterone
gland that produces estrogen
ovaries
estrogen is stimulated by
FSH - LH
estrogen is inhibited by
↑estrogen + progesterone
estrogen targets
gonads (reproductive organs) - body cells
effects of estrogen
maturation of sex organs & appearance of secondary sex characteristics at puberty - produces cyclic changes in uterine lining
gland that produces progesterone
ovaries
progesterone is stimulated by
FSH - LH
progesterone is inhibited by
unknown
progesterone targets
gonads (reproductive organs) - body cells
effects of progesterone
changes in uterine lining (menstrual cycle)
gland that produces melatonin
pineal gland
melatonin is stimulated by
lack of light
melatonin is inhibited by
light
melatonin targets
hypothalamus
effects of melatonin
inhibits gonadotropin releasing factors - involved with diumal rhythms
gland that produces thymic hormones (thymopoietins & thymosins)
thymus gland
thymic hormones (thymopoietins & thymosins) is stimulated by
unknown
thymic hormones (thymopoietins & thymosins) is inhibited by
unknown
thymic hormones (thymopoietins & thymosins) targets
immune system (T lymphocytes)
effects of thymic hormones (thymopoietins & thymosins)
essential for normal development of T-lymphocytes in children - nonfunctional in adults