Endocrine System Physiology.wmv

This is an overview of endocrine system physiology. I completely forgot to mention, my apologies, that steroid hormones are also slower in eliciting a cellular response than peptide hormones. Steroid hormone responses include transcription and translation and then a physiologic response while peptide hormones activate inactive secondary messengers that interact with enzymes that are already within the cystol. Steroid hormones also tend to stay bound to their receptors longer than peptides which is another reason why they are slower to be cleared.

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Education

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• anatomy
• physiology
• biology
• transcription
• translation
• hormone
• gland
• neuro
• neurophysiology
• secondary
• messenger
• interstitial
• fluid
• action
• potential
• action potential
• blood
• stream
• endocrine system
• thyroid
• cholesterol
• protein

[BehbeexJ]

Thank you for the videos! It's been helping me so much with my express class cramming all the information within 4 weeks in A&P1. I was wondering if you were going to make anymore videos following up upon A&P2? It would be soo helpful. Thank you!

[bullharrier]

@BehbeexJ

I am trying to get some more videos done and made, I've just been a little bit busy lately. I have some more cardiovascular videos coming soon and then lymphatic system and immunity vids

[gamedaycaps]

great info, thank you!

[bullharrier]

@gamedaycaps

You are welcome I'm glad this helped

[zelgezahegn]

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[mpq357]

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[uqu1]

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[SarahGray24]

Thanks this is soo helpful! Does body glucose levels get regulated by the thyroid via GH or does it go straight to the pancreas via GH? Excuse my ignorance! x

[bht76]

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[EastwindS2K]

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