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Water Soluble hormone

Circulate in the watery blood plasma in a 'free' form, not attached

Water-soluble hormone (types)

Amine hormone


Peptide+protein hormone


Eicosanoid hormone

Anime hormone

Synthesized by decarboxylating (remove CO2) certain amino acids


Retain amino acid group -NH3+

Peptide+protein hormone

Amino acid polymers


Most protein hormone have attached carbohydrate groups this are glycoprotein hormone

Eicosanoid hormone

Derived from arachidonicacid


20-carbon fatty acid

Amine hormone (types)

Catecholamines- modify amino acid tyrosine in adrenal medulla


Histamine- mast cells in connective tissue

Peptide+protein hormone (types)

Found in hypothalamus, pituitary, pancreas, thyroid, parathyroid, kidneys, adipose tissue, stomach

Eicosanoid hormone (types)

Prostaglandins (PGs)


Leukotrienes (LTs)


Local hormones

Lipid-soluble hormone

Bound to transport proteins

Lipid-soluble hormone (types)

Steroid hormone


Thyroid hormone


Nitric oxide

Steroid hormone

Derived from cholesterol


Large diversity of functions

Thyroid hormone

Synthesized by attaching iodine to amino acid tyrosine


2-benzene rings make it very lipid soluble

Nitric Oxide (NO(g))

Both a hormone and neurotransmitter


Its synthesis is catalyzed by enzyme nitric oxide synthase