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negative feedback
like a thermostat, hormone raises to optimum level and stops working
positive feedback
feedback drives hormone concentration away from programmed settings
up-regulation
increasing their own receptor levels with high concentration
down-regulation
decreasing recpetor levels with high concentration
permissive/priming effect
when one hormone induces production of receptors for 2nd hormone
C21 steroid
progestins and corticoids
C19 steroid
androgens
C18 steroid
estrogen
neurosteriods
incentral and peripheral NS

stress memory sexual behavior
what is precursor to steroids?
cholesterol
where do steroids come from?
adrenal and gonads
adipose cells
fat cells that produce hormones like leptin to induce energy expenditure and inhibit food intake
how are androgens converted to estrogens?
through enzymes in ovaries by going through aromatization (removing a carbon)