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- Select the best answer or answers from the choices given: Some hormones act by (a) increasing the synthesis of enzymes, (b) converting an inactive enzyme into an active enzyme, (c) affecting only specific target organs, (d) all of these.A decrease in the concentration of dopamine in the blood of the hypophyseal portal veins would lead to an increase in secretion of _____. prolactin growth hormone inhibiting hormone antidiuretic hormone oxytocin All 4 Answers are CorrectThese are the given information and the questions
- Question: 1 Posterior Pituitary Gland: W. Receives information through the hypophyseal portal system ut of X. Receives information through the hypothalamic hypophyseal tract Usage Y. Accepts instructions in the form of releasing or inhibiting hormones. Z. Signaled by action potentials to secrete oxytocin and antidiuretic hormone a) if only W, X and Y are correct. b) If only W and Y are correct c) if only X and Z are correct. d) If only Z is correct e) If everything is correctWhich of the following is a tropic (stimulating) hormone? Group of answer choices Thyroxine Testosterone Parathyroid hormone Growth hormone no references, just homework.Question 16 The endocrine system does all of the following EXCEPT 1. releases hormones into the blood 2. communicates by way of electrical impulses send through through neural pathways 3. enables communication between body parts
- In what ways do steroid hormones differ from peptide hormones? More than one aswer may be correct. Question 12 options: They bind to a receptor inside the cell They circulate bound to plasma proteins They are derived from cholesterol They are hydrophilic They passively diffuse out of the cellWhich of the following hormones are released when blood calcium levels fall? Question 97 options: a) Calcitonin b) Thyroxin c) Hydroxyapatite d) Parathyroid hormoneChapter 9: The Endocrine System #19 Please answer the question in a simple and very comprehensive explanation of the given situation. Thank you!