what are hormones?
chemical messengers that are released from a cell, travel to a target site and cause change at the target site
what is an autocrine signalling?
hormone acts on same cell that it was created by
what is juxtacrine signalling?
what is paracrine signalling?
the hormone is released from one cell and travels to cells near it, it does not necessarily have to touch the cells
what is exocrine signalling?
secretion of hormones through a duct
what is endocrine signalling?
hormone travels through the blood from one tissue to another
what is neurocrine signalling?
specifically refers to neurotransmitters acting on nervous tissue
which of the following signalling systems describes the movement of amylase through the main pancreatic duct not the duodenum? a-autocrine b-endocrine c-juxtacrine d-exocrine e-neurocrine
d