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Glands & Hormones

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Hormone
Action on Organ
Follicle-Stimulating Hormone   Stimulates follicles in ovaries for growth and to secrete estrogen  
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Adrenocorticotropic Hormone   Stimulates Adrenal Cortex to increase in size and to secrete its hormone  
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Luteinizing Hormone   Stimulates ovarian follicle and ovum to develop to maturity and to secrete estrogen. Causes ovulation and luteinization. Stimulates corpus luteum to secrete progesterone and estrogen  
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Growth Hormone   Accelerates anabolism of proteins and catabolism of fats. Slows catabolism of Carbohydrates  
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Prolactin   Stimulates breast development during pregnancy and milk secretion after delivery  
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Oxytocin   Promotes the release of milk and stimulates uterine contractions.  
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Thyroid-Stimulating Hormone   Messages Thyroid Gland to secrete Thyroid Hormone  
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Antidiuretic Hormone   Causes kidneys to conserve water by decreasing the amount of urine  
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Thyroxine   Growth and development; metabolism  
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Triiodothyronine   Activity of the nervous system  
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Calcitonin   Decreases blood calcium levels by causing calcium to be stored in the bones .  
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Mineralcorticosteroids   Water and Electrolyte Balance; indirectly manages blood pressure.  
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Glucocorticoids   Involved in glucose metabolism; provides extra reserve energy in times of stress; exhibits anti-inflammatory properties.  
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Sex Hormones   Androgens are male hormones; estrogen are female hormones  
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Epinephrine   Causes the heart rate and blood pressure to increase  
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Norepinephrine   Causes blood vessels to contract  
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Insulin   Secreted in response to increase levels of glucose in the blood  
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Glucagon   Secreted in response to decrease levels of glucose in the blood  
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Estrogen   Responsible for the development of female secondary sex characteristics  
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Progesterone   Maintains the preparation of the reproductive organs  
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Testosterone   Development of male secondary sex characteristics  
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Thyroxin   Plays an active role in the immune system  
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Melatonin   Inhibits reproductive activities by inhibiting the Gonadotropic Hormones  
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