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List of Abbreviations Chapter 3 Endocrinology and Endocrine Toxicology oxicology 17ACTHAdrenocorticotropin hormone AhRAryl hydrocarbon receptor ARNTAhR nuclear translocator SSESSMENTOF 12322Hom. Agenda 2Philosophy 3WhyuseGnomeonOpenBSD? 4Newsfromtheeld 5Past 6Current 7Future 8Conclusion 9End Agenda 1Introduction 2Philosophy 3WhyuseGnomeonOpenBSD? 4Newsfromtheeld 5Past 6Current 7Future 8Conc Dr. . Zahiri. Dr. Zahiri. The endocrine system includes a number of different cells, structures, and organs which are not necessarily related at the gross anatomical level. . 1. . Histologically the endocrine system includes all structures and organs that have endocrine secretory cells as the parenchymal tissue. . What is t. he. Endocrine System?. The Endocrine System. The . endocrine. system contains . glands. , which release . chemicals. that need to be distributed around the . body. . . Glands. are . organs. glands in the body. 1. . Exocrine . – . secrete their products . into . ducts. A) . Ex. . . sweat. . & salivary. 2. . Endocrine . – . secrete their . products. . into blood or surrounding fluid. for . communicating, controlling and . coordinating . the body’s work. Endocrine System. Control . system . that . works along with the nervous . system to regulate body functions and maintain homeostasis.. hormones: chemicals released into the bloodstream by endocrine glands. Pituitary gland: gland located in the brain that secretes human growth hormone and influences all other hormone-secreting glands (also known as the master gland). Dr. . Gary Mumaugh. Essentials of Endocrinology . Main function. : releases . hormones. to control cellular activities of target cells. Autocrine. . cells. : secrete substances that control their own function. Function. The endocrine system produces chemicals that control many of the body’s daily activities.. Also regulates long term changes such as growth and development.. Vocabulary. Endocrine glands: produce and release their chemical products directly into the bloodstream (then carrying throughout the entire body). System Meidona N Milla Anatomy Department Faculty of Medicine Sultan Agung Islamic University LEARNING OBJECTIVES • At the end of the lecture, students should be able to d escribe :  The posi rs 3 - 1 3. Gonadotropin Releasing Hormone:Gonadotropin:Sex Steroid Signaling Pathway 3.1 Hypothalamus - Pituitary - Gonad (HPG) Axis 3.1.1 Structure 1. In vertebrates, reproduction is primarily cont therapy. . is. to be . used. in post-. menopausal. . breast. . cancer. woman. Antonino . Grassadonia. Università «G. D’Annunzio» – Chieti-Pescara. Neoadjuvant . Systemic Therapy of . Primary . Dr. Zahiri. The endocrine system includes a number of different cells, structures, and organs which are not necessarily related at the gross anatomical level. . 1. . Histologically the endocrine system includes all structures and organs that have endocrine secretory cells as the parenchymal tissue. . What is it?. The endocrine system (ES) regulates long term changes in the body such as growth and development. . It also controls many of your body’s daily activities and influences . almost every cell, organ, and function of our . The nervous system and endocrine system controls different types of activities in the body. . They are jointly responsible for the functioning of all the different organs and systems, this is known as coordination.