Exam 41: Animal Hormones

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Use the following to answer questions: Match the hormonal function or action specified in each question that follows with the correct hormone from the list below. -Released in response to rapid rises of glucose and amino acids in the blood

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Glucagon increases

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Sir Vincent Wigglesworth's experiments with Rhodnius showed that the target for brain hormone is the

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Somatostatin

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Which of the following is an effect of oxytocin?

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Use the following to answer questions: Match the hormonal function or action specified in each question that follows with the correct hormone from the list below. -Responsible for the conversion of glycogen into glucose when serum glucose levels fall

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Which of the following hormones is not paired correctly with its target organ?

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Under which of the following conditions would a mammal tend to increase thyroxine levels?

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Which of the following is a local hormone?

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Which of the following hormones stimulates the kidney to conserve calcium and stimulates the synthesis of calcitriol from vitamin D?

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Which statement is true of all hormones?

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Steroid hormones

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Identifying or isolating hormone receptors by means of affinity chromotography relies on

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An infant is born with an X and a Y chromosome, which genetically would make that individual a male. However, this baby also has a genetic defect that dramatically decreases the number of testosterone receptors on cells in all of this baby's tissues. What can you infer from this data?

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Methods for measuring hormone levels that rely on the binding of a hormone and an antibody made to respond to that hormone are called _______.

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The corticosteroid hormones

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Would castration (removal of the testes) lead to an immediate and complete absence of testosterone in the person's bloodstream? Why or why not?

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The three classes of steroid hormones produced by the adrenal cortex are glucocorticoids, _______, and _______.

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When people fail to get adequate amounts of iodine in their diet, they may develop goiter. The hormone that is nonfunctional in this situation is called _______.

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When stimulated, T cells will produce IL-2, which stimulates T cells to divide. This is an example of _______ action.

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