In: Anatomy and Physiology
Match the following. Place letter answer in space provided at left. Answers may be used more than once or not at all
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A second messenger - DAG
chemical needed to convert glucose to ATP - oxygen
chemicals that exert effects on the same cells that secrete them - autocrines
Effect of an increase in one hormone causing a decrease in another - Antagonistic
Effect of an increase in one hormone causing an increase in another - synergistic
Effect where hormones are released via nerve fibers - neuronal
Hormone responsible for the deposition of calcium - Calcitonin
hormone types that has direct gene activation - Steroids
Hypophyseal hormone released in response to low sugar levels - HGH
Identify generically the first messenger - hormone
Identify the enzyme involved in PIP calcium signaling - phospholipase
identify the hypothalamic hormone that regulates serum water levels - ADH
identify the hypothalamic hormone that aids in milk ejection - Oxytocin
identify the hypophyseal hormone that regulates sugar production - Glucagon
identify the pituitary hormone that regulates gamete production - FSH
identify the pituitary hormone that regulates milk production - Prolactin
ILP is released here - liver
locally acting chemicals that affect cells other than those that secrete them - Paracrine
storage form of sugar - glycogen
structure producing progesterone - corpus leutum
Target area of HgH - liver
the area that a hormone has its effect is called the - Target area
the effect when an increase in FSH causes an increase in LH - synergistic
the last step in the cyclic AMP signaling mechanism is the release/activation of - protein kinase
Water soluble hormone that acts like a steroid - thyroxine