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Chapter Introductionlife11e_ch40_1.html57c835a7757a2ef052000002
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key concept 40.1 Hormones Circulate Around the Body and Affect Target Cells life11e_ch40_2.html57c835a7757a2ef052000002
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There are multiple chemical communication systems in the body life11e_ch40_3.html57c835a7757a2ef052000002
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Endocrine signaling can act locally or at a distance life11e_ch40_4.html57c835a7757a2ef052000002
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Hormones are divided into three chemical groups life11e_ch40_5.html57c835a7757a2ef052000002
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Hormone action is mediated by receptors on or within their target cells life11e_ch40_6.html57c835a7757a2ef052000002
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Hormone action depends on the nature of the target cell and its receptors life11e_ch40_7.html57c835a7757a2ef052000002
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Hormone structure is conserved through evolution, but functions change life11e_ch40_8.html57c835a7757a2ef052000002
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key concept 40.2 The Endocrine System and Nervous System Work Together life11e_ch40_10.html57c835a7757a2ef052000002
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The pituitary is an interface between the nervous and endocrine systems life11e_ch40_11.html57c835a7757a2ef052000002
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Hypothalamic neurohormones control the anterior pituitary life11e_ch40_12.html57c835a7757a2ef052000002
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Negative feedback loops regulate hormone secretion life11e_ch40_13.html57c835a7757a2ef052000002
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Hormones influence the nervous system life11e_ch40_14.html57c835a7757a2ef052000002
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key concept 40.3 Hormones Play Important Roles in Development life11e_ch40_16.html57c835a7757a2ef052000002
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Insect development consists of either complete or incomplete metamorphosis life11e_ch40_17.html57c835a7757a2ef052000002
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Experiments on insect development revealed hormonal signaling systems life11e_ch40_18.html57c835a7757a2ef052000002
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Three hormones regulate molting and maturation in arthropods life11e_ch40_19.html57c835a7757a2ef052000002
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Sex steroids control sexual development life11e_ch40_20.html57c835a7757a2ef052000002
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key concept 40.4 Hormones Regulate Metabolism and the Internal Environment life11e_ch40_22.html57c835a7757a2ef052000002
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Thyroxine stimulates many metabolic processes life11e_ch40_23.html57c835a7757a2ef052000002
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Three hormones regulate blood calcium concentrations life11e_ch40_24.html57c835a7757a2ef052000002
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PTH lowers blood phosphate levels life11e_ch40_25.html57c835a7757a2ef052000002
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Insulin and glucagon regulate blood glucose concentrations life11e_ch40_26.html57c835a7757a2ef052000002
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The adrenal gland is two glands in one life11e_ch40_27.html57c835a7757a2ef052000002
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Many chemicals may act as hormones life11e_ch40_28.html57c835a7757a2ef052000002
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The pineal gland has a daily cycle of melatonin release life11e_ch40_29.html57c835a7757a2ef052000002
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Investigating Lifelife11e_ch40_31.html57c835a7757a2ef052000002
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Chapter Summary life11e_ch40_32.html57c835a7757a2ef052000002
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Apply What You’ve Learned life11e_ch40_33.html57c835a7757a2ef052000002
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