Endocrine system

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 *The study of endocrine gland is called endocrinology.

*The study of hormones is called hormonology.

*Father of endocrinology was Thomas Edison.

*first endocrine disease reported was addison's disease caused by destruction of adrenal cortex.

*Huxley called hormones as a chemical messengers. hormones are also known as primary messenger or autocoids 

*First hormone discovered was secretin bayliss and Sterling.

*insulin is the first hormone to be synthesized by scientist in the laboratory by Banting and best.

*Hormones are secreted by doctless glands (endocrine glands) released directly into blood  the glands which duct are called exocrine gland.

*Formation of hormones called harmogenesis .

*The gland with duct is called exocrine gland.

*Ductless gland are called endocrine gland.

*pancreas is an example of mixed or heterocrine gland that has both exocrine and endocrine .

*The tissue on which the hormones act is known as target tissue

*most hormones are small and their molecular weight is low.

*hypothalamus is a part of nervous system but it is included in indocrine system as the neurosecretory cells in hypothalamus synthesise and secrete hormones.

*Pituitary gland is the smallest endocrine gland and also known as hypothesis faster aur hypophagia Siri bhari or master endocrine gland which is under the control of hypothalamus.

*thyroid gland is the largest endocrine gland of our body measuring 3-7 CM in length and 25 gram in weight.

*the thyroid gland is located just below the larynx and has right and left loops connected by isthmus.

*Thyroid gland maintain basal metabolic rate.

*Exopthalamic goiter also called Graves disease.

*Parathyroid gland  is present four small pouches to which embedded in the posterior surface of each lobe of thyroid. gland.

*Sometimes some skeletal muscles usually off hands and feet, fail to relax after contraction and remain in sustained contraction and tetany.

*adrenaline and noradrenaline and to payment are collectively called catecholamines. 
















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