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| produce male sex hormones that can be converted into female sex hormones |
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| Controls secretion from the outer layer of the Adrenal Gland |
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| regulates sodium/potassium balance |
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| Decreases urine production to regulate water concentration in body fluids |
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| Regulates calcium and phosphate ion concentration in blood |
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| Regulates glucose metabolism |
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| Adrenalin that invreases heart rate, bloodflow to skeletal muscles, breathing rate, blood glucose |
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| Stimulates the liver to break down Glycogen and certain noncarbs into glucose |
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| Stimulates cells to increase in size and more rapidly divide cells |
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| stimulates the liver to break down glycogen from glucose and inhibits the conversion of noncarbs into glucose |
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| Hormone released in response to light conditions outside the body to regulate Ciradian Rhythms |
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| Contracts muscles in the uterine wall during child birth and muscles involved in milk secretion |
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| increases blood calcium concentration and decreases blood phosphate ion concentration |
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| Stimulates milk production in a woman |
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| Controls thyroid secretion |
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| regulates the metabolism of carbs,lipids, and proteins |
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| more potent hormone that also regulates the metabolism of carbs, lipids, and proteins |
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