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István Karsai,Thomas Schmickl,George Kampisrough a series of steps, results in the final hormone action. How does the binding of a hormone to a receptor result in a cellular action? For example, in times of stress, epinephrine is secreted by the adrenal glands, is bound by receptors in skeletal muscle, and results in the hydrolysis of glycog

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-34467-2ct on a wide range of tissues and influence many aspects of biology, including sexual differentiation, reproductive physiology, osmoregulation, and intermediate metabolism. Major sites of steroid synthesis and secretion include the ovaries, testes, adrenals, and placenta. Based on the distance of a

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Cristian Incaltarau,Gabriela Carmen Pascariucrine function through the autonomic nervous system and via the hypothalamus and pituitary gland. The actions of hormones on the brain play important roles during early development in the process of sexual differentiation and in actions of thyroid hormone. Circulating hormones are also important che

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A Short History of Community-Driven Design,anisms as diverse as flies, worms, frogs, and humans. Although the term growth factor was used initially to describe secreted substances that enhanced cell division, this phrase now includes peptides that stimulate or inhibit the progression of cells through mitosis, as well as proteins that act pri

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Joseph G. Pickard,M. Denise Kingiew of the biology of the eicosanoid family and how these local mediators may function in health and in disease. The term “eicosanoids” was coined to describe the broad group of compounds derived from C. fatty acids, which, in turn, are derived from the essential dietary fatty acids. The predominant

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N. Jennifer Klinedinst,Alisha Hackneyular mass. Certain cytokines are also termed interleukins, denoting the importance of these proteins to the immune system. Interleukin-1 (IL-1) production by lymphocytes and monocytes affects inflammatory and cell-mediated immune responses. Although initially isolated from lymphocytes, many cytokine