ENI Week 1: Endocrine Anatomy Pt.1

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  1. 3. Where is ghrelin release from?
  2. 7. Synthesis of glucose from non-carbohydrate (amino acids and glycerol) precursors to produce longer-term glucose production
  3. 8. Which anterior pituitary cells are acidophils and produce prolactin?
  4. 11. Breakdown of glycogen stores in the liver and muscles to produce glucose for a rapid short-term supply.
  5. 12. Which anterior pituitary cells are basophils and produce TSH?
  6. 13. Which tissue is leptin released from?
  7. 14. Which cells in the Islets of Langerhans secrete insulin?
  8. 16. Which types of tumour produces hormones?
  9. 18. Which cell signalling is where chemicals are released by a cell which targets nearby cells by diffusion?
  10. 19. Which diabetes insipidus occurs when there is an inadequate response to ADH within the kidneys to ADH?
  11. 20. Which hormone creates a strong stimulant for appetite and feeding?
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  1. 1. Which anterior pituitary cells are basophils and produce ACTH?
  2. 2. Which anterior pituitary cells are acidophils and produce growth hormones?
  3. 4. Which hormone stimulates release of bicarbonate-rich pancreatic and biliary fluid.
  4. 5. Which hormone preserves water by absorbing Na+ in exchange for K+ in the collecting ducts of the kidneys?
  5. 6. Which cells in the Islets of Langerhans secrete somatostatin?
  6. 9. Which anterior pituitary cells are basophils and produce FSH and LH?
  7. 10. Increased blood levels of urea and/or creatinine.
  8. 15. Which cells in the Islets of Langerhans secrete glucagon?
  9. 17. Which diabetes insipidus occurs when there is inadequate ADH release from pituitary?