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Human growth hormone (hGH)

Release of insulin like growth factors (IGFs)


Growth and maintenance of bones muscles


Lipolysis, glycogenolysis, protein synthesis

Thyroid-Stimulating hormone (TSH)

Target: thyroid


Function: synthesis and secretion of T3 + T4

Follicle stimulating hormone (FSH)

Development of oocytes


Secretion of estrogen


Production of sperm

Luteinizing hormone (LH)

Ovulation


Secretion of estrogen+progesterone


Production of testosterone

Prolation (PRL)

Along w/other hormones (estrogen+progesterone) responsible for production milk


Just before menstruation increase of PRL, tenderness of breasts

Adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH)

Production+secretion of glucocorticoids by adrenal cortex

Melanocyte stimulating hormone (MSH)

In humans unknown but high levels cause darkening in skin

Antidiuretic hormone (ADH)

Renal water reabsorption increases


Urine output decreases


Sweating reduced


Blood vessels constrict


Blood pressure increases


Oxytocin (OT)

Enhance uterine contraction


Milk ejection


Also act as neurotransmitter


Released during hugging, touching, orgasm


Involved in social recognition+bonding

Thyroid hormone

Increase basal metabolic rate


Increase body temp (calorigenic effect)


Stimulate protein synthesis+lipolysis


Regulate development+growth of nervous tissue and bones

Calcitonin

Lower blood calcium


Inhibits action of osteoclasts


Lowers bone resorption


Enhances bone calcium uptake

Parathyroid

Elevates bone resorption


Release of calcium in blood


Kidneys form and return calcitrol (enhances gut absorption of calcium)


Aldosterone

Increase reabsorption of Na, returns it to blood


ALso reabsorption of Cl + H2O


Increase secretion of K+


Also secretion of H+ (prevents acidosis

Cortisol

Breakdown and formation of proteins


Breakdown of lipids


Glucose formation from new sources


Combat stress


Antiinflammatory affects


Androgens

Male-fetal development


Pre-pubertal growth spurt


Adolescent skeletal growth


Maintenance of adult bone mass


Promote libido

Epinephrine and Norepinephrine

Short term stress response


Fight or flight response


Increase blood pressure

Glucagon

Raises blood glucose levels

Insulin

Lowers blood glucose levels


Increases lipogenesis


Stimulated protein synthesis

Melatonin

Modulation of sleep pattern