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aromatization
converts testosterone to estradiol via the enzyme aromatase
portal blood system
Neurohormones from the hypothalamus reach the anterior pituitary via the BLANK BLANK BLANK
receptors for steriod hormones
found inside the cell (i.e. cytosol or nucleus)
TSH
hormone released by anterior pituitary gland
genome-wide association studies
used to determine the genetic variants that are MAY be related to a disease.
steriod hormones
require carrier proteins for transport through the blood to their target tissue
tropic hormones
hormones of the anterior hypothalamus
autoradiography
immunohistochemistry
used to determine receptor location in the brain
infundibulum
pituitary is connected to the base of the hypothalamus by the BLANK
inhibits
In negative feedback regulation, the production of a hormone BLANK additional hormone production
leydig cells
hormone-producing cells of the testes
tyrosine
Thyroid hormones are derived from the amino acid BLANK
receptor
A single hormone may affect multiple targets throughout the body provided that target has the appropriate BLANK
vasopressin and aldosterone
Two hormones involved in fluid balance and blood pressure regulation are:
…into the circulatory system by glands
hormones are secreted…
androgens
estrogen
progesterone
Males have higher levels of BLANK than females, and females have higher levels of BLANK and BLANK, but all gonadal hormone classes are produced and have effects on both sexes
the testes produced a substance that supported male traits, including behavior
The results of Berthold's classic study determined that:
hormone concentrations
number of hormone receptors
locations of hormone receptors
the response of a hormone is determined in part by:
adrenal medulla
secretes catecholamines (epinephrine and norepinephrine)
oxytocin
posterior
________ is a hormone of the ________ pituitary that has been implicated in social, reproductive and parental behaviors.
autocrine
paracrine
When hormones act on the same cell they were released from they are acting in a(n) _________ manner and when they act on nearby cells without entering the bloodstream, they are acting in a(n) _________ manner.
steriod hormones are…
…made of cholesterol
insulin
beta
The pancreas produces several hormones that regulate blood sugar. ________ is secreted by the ________ cells and serves to lower blood sugar.
ghrelin
stomach hormone, stimulates feeding and is known as the “hunger” hormone
in-situ hybridization
technique that can measure mRNA for a hormone or hormone receptor
CRH
ACTH
glucocorticoids
In response to stress, the hypothalamus secretes ________ which triggers the release of ________ from the pituitary gland, which then stimulates the release of ________ from the adrenal glands
parathyroid
endocrine gland that is involved in calcium regulation
leptin
hormone that is secreted by adipose cells
sensory systems
CNS
effector systems
hormones may affect behavior by acting on these three systems:
progesterone
testosterone
pregnenolone
prohormones:
corpora lutea
subunit of the ovary that produces progesterone
removed
Hormonally-dependent behavior ought to disappear when the source of the hormone is BLANK
glucocorticoids
sex hormones
mineralcorticoids
adrenal cortex releases:
rapidly
slow
Neurotransmitters affect target cells BLANK; hormone effects are BLANK
pineal gland
endocrine gland that releases melatonin
features of endocrine system
Hormones are secreted to the blood stream
Endocrine glands have a rich blood supply
Endocrine glands are ductless
Hormones can travel in the blood to virtually every cell in the body
protein and peptide hormones exert their effects by:
binding their receptors in the cell membrane
activating secondary messengers
agonists
mimic the effects of hormones
inhibits
ADH
Alcohol ________ the secretion of _________ from the posterior pituitary which explains why frequent urination occurs when a person consumes alcohol.
epinephrine
example of monoamine hormone
hypothalamus
The ________ serves as the interface between the nervous system and the endocrine system by converting neural signals into hormonal signals.
frank beach
named and defined the field of behavioral endocrinology