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Which communication system in the body uses chemical messengers?
Which communication system in the body uses chemical messengers?
- Immune system
- Endocrine system (correct)
- Nervous system
- Circulatory system
What is the function of the endocrine glands?
What is the function of the endocrine glands?
- Produce hormones (correct)
- Regulate body temperature
- Produce neurons
- Regulate blood pressure
How does the nervous system primarily transmit messages?
How does the nervous system primarily transmit messages?
- Via hormones in the bloodstream
- Through the lymphatic system
- By direct cell-to-cell contact
- Via neurons using electrical signals (correct)
What is the anatomical nature of the endocrine system?
What is the anatomical nature of the endocrine system?
How do hormones travel to reach their target cells?
How do hormones travel to reach their target cells?
Which type of hormone is synthesized as a pre-propeptide and undergoes post-translational processing?
Which type of hormone is synthesized as a pre-propeptide and undergoes post-translational processing?
Which type of hormone is unable to pass through cell membranes due to its size and water-soluble nature?
Which type of hormone is unable to pass through cell membranes due to its size and water-soluble nature?
Where are steroid hormones primarily synthesized in the body?
Where are steroid hormones primarily synthesized in the body?
Which type of hormone is stored in secretory granules before being released by exocytosis?
Which type of hormone is stored in secretory granules before being released by exocytosis?
What is the primary constituent of majority of chemical signals in endocrinology?
What is the primary constituent of majority of chemical signals in endocrinology?