cells don't just "open up" for hormones to get in, there's a whole process at the cell membrane that happens. And form the membrane to the nucleus. Look up hormone transcription or hormone receptor sites on the cell surface, if you are interested. If cells 'opened up" to hormones then a whole lot of other things would get in too, like bacteria, germs, diseases, etc. Thanks for the video. It was otherwise informative.
all these comments are silly- if you listen to what is being SAID and explained you will understand Why its important. All effects your hormones, insulin,adrinals,everything !!!! this is only part of the Big picture to lifes health .
all of these are chemical messengers but what they are called depends on where they are secreted. The only difference in naming is based on where it is secreted. Hormones are secreted directly into the blood. Neurotransmitters are secreted into the synaptic cleft. Thus where each of these are secreted define if they are a neurotransmitter or hormone.
Im not sure on this but i believe the partial answer is the effect of neurotransmitters and hormones both can vary based on the target cell or effector they target (basically means it depends on what and where its working on).
chemical signalling can occur in 3 different types...that can be through endocrine signalling which includes the 7 classic endocrine glands to which upon secretion the hormones goes to the circulation inorder to reach the target tissue. another one is the paracrine signalling which involves specialized tissuesthat are not part of the classic endocrine sx release factors in the ECF that can signal neighboring cell without passing through systemic circulation.
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The hormones are similar even in the reproductive system. The major difference is the function of the hormones. LH induces ovarian hormones in women and testosterone production in males. prolactin stimulates milk production in females not sure if it does anything in men. etc.
I am a male and yes most of the hormones in females and males are different but there are basic hormones in the body such as cellular respiration and other necessary body functions. The only real difference is the reproductive hormones.
Whats the difference between an enzyme and a hormone?
You cant hear an enzyme. Badaboom
MrLearntoread 1 month ago
cells don't just "open up" for hormones to get in, there's a whole process at the cell membrane that happens. And form the membrane to the nucleus. Look up hormone transcription or hormone receptor sites on the cell surface, if you are interested. If cells 'opened up" to hormones then a whole lot of other things would get in too, like bacteria, germs, diseases, etc. Thanks for the video. It was otherwise informative.
ThanatosWings 1 month ago
How do you make a hormone?
Dont pay her
MrLearntoread 3 months ago
@MrLearntoread look up 'endocrine system'. It depends on which hormone you are talking about the body making. The body makes about 200 types.
ThanatosWings 1 month ago
I think, hormones decide about,our life, but when we start using some tablets , or some other stuff its will change a lot stuff in our brain.~~*.
frenchkiss776 3 months ago
lol peoples...
glitchyyy 4 months ago
all these comments are silly- if you listen to what is being SAID and explained you will understand Why its important. All effects your hormones, insulin,adrinals,everything !!!! this is only part of the Big picture to lifes health .
How2BAHealthyLady 11 months ago
Our Diet Manipulates
"FAT BURNING HORMONES"
bad6383 1 year ago
"chemicals in the insulin" ??? Rather odd way of putting it.
rpalmeri 1 year ago
Seriously.. i'm still at school and i understood this shit? Why do people find this so confusing?
RainxOnxMex 1 year ago
@RainxOnxMex because why is ti important?
MsStarFlow56 11 months ago
wtf did i just watch!?!?
MisterMarioLiberty 1 year ago
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@MisterMarioLiberty life my boy, life
khon123456 1 year ago
HUH!!?!
damilkman91 1 year ago
Would probably be a lot easier to digest if it wasn't all in FUCKING Greek!
theonecom 1 year ago
@theonecom This isn't difficult to understand..
aalykke7 11 months ago
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theDYINGman8D 1 year ago
I read that dopamine, adrenaline, noradrenaline, serotonine and histamine can be neurotransmitters as well as hormones. What cause that difference?
Hyronimus88 2 years ago
@Hyronimus88
all of these are chemical messengers but what they are called depends on where they are secreted. The only difference in naming is based on where it is secreted. Hormones are secreted directly into the blood. Neurotransmitters are secreted into the synaptic cleft. Thus where each of these are secreted define if they are a neurotransmitter or hormone.
RobinD367 2 years ago
ah... oke. Thnx man!
But... maybe a stupid question. But the effect that they have is the same as a neurotransmitter as well as an hormone?
Hyronimus88 2 years ago
Im not sure on this but i believe the partial answer is the effect of neurotransmitters and hormones both can vary based on the target cell or effector they target (basically means it depends on what and where its working on).
RobinD367 2 years ago
@Hyronimus88
chemical signalling can occur in 3 different types...that can be through endocrine signalling which includes the 7 classic endocrine glands to which upon secretion the hormones goes to the circulation inorder to reach the target tissue. another one is the paracrine signalling which involves specialized tissuesthat are not part of the classic endocrine sx release factors in the ECF that can signal neighboring cell without passing through systemic circulation.
snalschulze 1 year ago
some1 plz help me does this have 2 do with cells i need 2 know for a teest plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
22urksta 2 years ago
no.
RaGeLaD 2 years ago
this visualization is unique to show about the hormones
bhattchamp 2 years ago
Thanks
nematoda000 2 years ago
The hormones are similar even in the reproductive system. The major difference is the function of the hormones. LH induces ovarian hormones in women and testosterone production in males. prolactin stimulates milk production in females not sure if it does anything in men. etc.
smcbride2009 2 years ago
Thanks for the kind sharing
dracentsparkle 2 years ago
:o :o :o :o :o
baconman385 3 years ago
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fuck females .. and fuck males .. what?.. i just love to fuck things
TubeGhandi 3 years ago
oh its a male srry i mean is is male hormones diffrent than females
smithchips1234567 3 years ago
I am a male and yes most of the hormones in females and males are different but there are basic hormones in the body such as cellular respiration and other necessary body functions. The only real difference is the reproductive hormones.
13KeY37 3 years ago
Actually, even the reproductive hormones are very similar.. only with minor differences, though extremely important.
Isiik 2 years ago
ooo awsome but thats female isnt it a bit diffrent then males
smithchips1234567 3 years ago
very informative
Jamaica0oJamaica 4 years ago