Endocrine Physiology: Chemical Classification of Hormones

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Which type of hormones generally contain less than 100 amino acids?

Protein hormones

Where do non-polar (lipid-soluble) hormones bind in target cells?

Intracellular proteins

Which type of hormones are lipids derived from cholesterol?

Steroids

Where are the receptors for water-soluble hormones located?

Plasma membrane

Which type of hormone binds to intracellular proteins in target cells?

Steroids

What is the characteristic of the receptor for non-polar (lipid-soluble) hormones?

Associated with an enzyme at the inner surface of the cell membrane.

Learn about the chemical classification of hormones in endocrine physiology, including amines, polypeptides, proteins, and glycoproteins. Explore examples such as adrenal medulla, thyroid, pineal glands, ADH, growth hormone, FSH, and LH.

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