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Target Cell
Pituitary Gland
Parathyroid Gland
-chief cells make n secrete PTH and oxyphil cells (cant be seen on slides)
Thyroid Gland
-stores hormones in follicles thats formed by T thyrocytes/Follicle cells (synthesize thyroglobulin / TGB)
TBG stored in lumen
-btw adjacent follicles are C thyrocytes/parafollicular cells (cuboidal cells), make calcitonin
-enlarged thyroid gland = goiter
Follicle Cells Hormone Effect
Parafollicular Cells Hormone Effect
PTH Effect
Cortex (Suprarenal/Adrenal Gland)
-outer part, made of glandular epithelium
-3 diff zones, all secreting diff things
Zona Glomuerulus (outermost): mineralocorticoids (eg; aldosterone),
Zona Fasciculata (intermediate): glucocorticoids (eg; cortisol),
Zona Reticularis (innermost): androgens (eg; DHEA),
Medulla (Suprarenal/Adrenal Gland)
-middle part, made of chromafin cells (no axon neurons)
-secretes epinephrine/norepinephrine:
Pineal Gland
Hypothalamus
Pancreas
-among pancreatic acini (secretory units) are pancreatic islets (lighter patches), which make insulin and glucagon
acini:
Glucagon:
Insulin:

Ovaries
-2 structures: corpus luteum and granulosa cells, makes
Porgesterone:
Relaxin:
Inhibin:
Estrogens:
-promordial follicles develop into primary follicles (has follicular cells around them, has layer of granulosa cells deep), then to secondary (fluid btw cuboidal epithelium)
-ovarian follicle ruptures (becomes corpus luteum), releases oocyte
Testes
-each lobule in the testes has coiled seminiferous tubules (produce spermatozoa)
some lobule
Thymus
Anterior Pituitary
Oxytocin (OT)
Antidiuretic Hormone (ADH)
Posterior Pituitary