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What are the hormones from the ovaries?
1. Estrogen
2. Progesterone
3. Relaxin
4. Inhibin
Estrogen (from the ovaries)
What is the classification? Target? Action?
Classification: Steroid
Target: General cells of the body
Action: Secondary sex characteristics
Progesterone (from the ovaries)
What is the classification? Target? Action?
Classification: Steroid
Target: Uterus
Action: Prepares the body for pregnancy. Involved in the menstrual cycle
Relaxin
What is the classification? Target? Action?
Classification: Polypeptide Hormone
Target: Pelvis and cervix
Action: Prepares the birth canal and cervix dilation
Inhibin
What is the classification? Target? Action?
Classification: Protein
Target: Anterior Pituitary
Action: Inhibits release of FSH
What are the hormones from the Testes?
1. Testosterone
2. Inhibin
Testosterone
What is the classification? Target? Action?
Classification: Steroid
Target: General body cells
Action: Secondary sex characteristics and minor role in speratogenesis
What is the hormone from the Pineal Gland?
Melatonin
Melatonin
What is the classification? Target? Action?
Classification: Amino Acid Derivative Hormone
Target: General body cells
Action: Regulates the biological clock
What are the hormones from the Kidneys?
1. Erythropoietin
2. Calcitriol
Erythropoietin
What is the abbreviation? Classification? Target? Action?
Abbreviation: EPO
Classification: Glycoprotein Hormone
Target: Bone Marrow
Action: Stimulates RBC formation
Calcitroil
What is the classification? Target? Action?
also called vitamin D
Classification: Steroid Hormone
Target: Small Intestines
Action: Increases Ca²⁺ absorption
What are the hormones from the Placenta?
1. Estrogen
2. Progesterone
3. human Chorionic Gonadotropin
4. human Placental Lactoogen
Estrogen (from the Placenta)
What is the classification? Target? Action?
Classification: Steroid Hormone
Target: Uterus
Action: Maintains pregnancy
Progesterone (from the Placenta)
What is the classification? Target? Action?
Classification: Steroid Hormone
Target: Uterus
Action: Maintains pregnancy
human Chorionic Gonadotropin
What is the abbreviation? Classification? Target? Action?
Abbreviation: hCG
Classification: Glycoprotein Hormone
Target: Ovary
Action: Stimulates release of estrogen and progesterone
human Placental Lactogen
What is the abbreviation? Classification? Target? Action?
Abbreviation: hPL
Classification: Protein
Target: Mammary Glands
Action: Prepares the mammary glands for lactation