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adenohypophysis
TSH, FSH, LH, ACTH, GH, PRL
TSH
to thyroid. thyroid growth, secretion thyroid hormone
FSH
to ovaries, testes. grow ovarian follicles, secrete estrogen, produce sperm
LH
to ovaries, testes. ovulation, maintain corpus luteum, secrete testosterone
ACTH
to adrenal cortex. grow adrenal cortex, secrete glucocorticoids
GH
to many tissues. widespread growth.
PRL
to mammary glands, testes. milk synthesis, testosterone secretion
pineal gland
melatonin
melatonin
to brain. mood, sleep, sexual maturation
thyroid gland
thyroid hormone, calcitonin
thyroid hormone
to most tissue. metabolism, appetite, growth hormone secretion
calcitonin
to bone. bone deposition
parathyroid gland
parathyroid hormone
parathyroid hormone
to bone, kidney, small intestine. raise blood calcium, enhance calcitriol synthesis
neurohypophysis
oxytocin, ADH
oxytocin
to uterus, mammary gland. contractions, milk release, affection, ejaculation
ADH
to kidneys. water retention
thymus
thymosins
thymosins
to immune cells. T lymphocyte development/activity
pancreas
glucagon, insulin, somatostatin
glucagon
from alpha cell. to liver. raise blood glucose.
insulin
from beta cell. to most tissues. lowers blood glucose
somatostatin
from delta cell. to stomach, intestines, pancreatic islets. glucagon/insulin secretion, digestion.
adrenal cortex
aldosterone, cortisol, corticosterone, androgens
aldosterone
from glomerulosa. to kidney. Na retention, K excretion, water retention
cortisol/corticosterone
from fasciculate. to most tissue. metabolism, tissue repair, gluconeogenesis
androgens
from reticularis. libido, male development
adrenal medulla
epinephrine, norepinephrine
epinephrine/norepinephrine
to most tissue. alertness, metabolism, raise blood glucose, inhibit insulin
testes
testosterone
testosterone
to many tissues. reproductive development, sperm production, libido
ovaries
progesterone and estrogen
progesterone
from corpus luteum. to uterus, mammary glands. menstrual cycle, lactation
estrogen
from follicular cells. to many tissues. prepare for pregnancy