BIOL 30100 Lecture Notes - Lecture 25: Mifepristone, Insulin Receptor, Cardiac Muscle

• School: Purdue University
• Department: Biological Sciences
• Course: BIOL 30100
• Professor: Dr.De

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Nervous and endocrine system table 18. 1, hormone: a chemical messenger in one part of the body that regulates the activity of cells in others part of the body, endocrine glands: fig. 1: cholera toxin: modifies g-protein and makes it active excess camp activates pump that ejects chloride ions na follows the cl water follows the. 18. 5: pituitary is full of neurosecretory hormones, regulation of pituitary hormones: (fig. 18. 6: lost of releasing hormones inhibitory hormones, anterior pituitary: human growth hormone & insulin like growth factors (fig. 18. 10: section, has follicle with follicular cells and central colloid, formation, storage, and release of thyroid hormones (fig. T4: control of thyroid hormone secretion (fig. 18. 12: increase of atp deand = increase of this hormones, cold environment, high alititude, pregangny. 2: trh in hypothalusm triggers tsh in anteriror pituitary which triggers t3 and t4 release, actions of thyroid hormones, t3 & t4, calcitonin- inhibits osteoclasts, uptake ca into bone reduces amount of.