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a negative feedback mechanism, what does negative means ?
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a negative feedback mechanism, what does negative means ?
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Negative Feed back mechanism is where the end product itself
inhibits its synthesis or production .
Suppose consider thyroid hormone release from thyroid
gland.
When there is low concentration of thyroid hormone in the blood
, the hypothalamus in the brain senses it.
It releases a factor called thyoid releasing hormone (TRH)
which inturn activates pitutary to release thyroid stimulating
hormone(TSH).
This TSH stimulates thyroid gland to synthesise thyroid
hormone.
This process is called positive feed bac mechanism.
When the levels of thyroid hormone reaches the normal
concentration in blood, the thyroid hormone itself inhibits its
production from hypothalamus and pitutary directly.
Because of this inhibition TRH and TSH production is stopped
and thus ultimately thyroid hormone synthesis is stopped.
What is negative feedback? How does a negative feedback loop
regulate hormone release? Which of the unknown hormones here showed
a negative feedback effect (ACTH, LH, Testosterone, TRH, Cortisol,
TSH)? How do we know this?
7. What is the primary mechanism for maintaining
homeostasis?
Select one:
a. positive feedback
b. negative feedback
c. intrinsic control
d. extrinsic control
e. homeostatic control
Feedback
The correct answer is: negative feedback plz
explain a.b c d e all explain in short answer
Explain IN DETAIL the negative feedback mechanism that
was occurring in your body that lead to taking a breath after
having held your breath. Include the stimulus, sensor, afferent
path, integrating center, efferent path, effector and response, and
briefly explain the role of each as well as the overall impact of
the response.
Explain in detail the negative feedback mechanism that
was occurring in your body that lead to you needing to finally take
a breath after having held your breath. Include the stimulus,
sensor, afferent path, integrating center, efferent path, effector
and response. Please and thankyou!
List 10 body mechanisms that are maintained in
homeostasis by negative feedback. Why does positive feedback
usually lead to disease or death? Describe two exceptions to
positive feedback leading to disease or death.
a) Explain how positive and negative
feedback mechanisms work.
?b) Which mechanism is more common in
animals? (1 mark)?
c) Why is one mechanism more common
than the other in animals?
Discuss homeostasis within the context of positive and
negative feedback. What type of feedback is predominantly used?
Why? Be able to give examples of both types of
feedback.