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Practicing Resilience in Different Ways,olume, prominent groups of hormonal agents include the peptide hormones, the steroid, retinoid and thyroid hormones, the growth factors, the cytokines, the pheromones, and the neurotransmitters or neuromodulators.

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A Short History of Community-Driven Design,ellular biochemistry. Growth factors also interact with other cell-associated or secreted binding proteins. In general, binding proteins do not mediate biological effects directly, but modulate growth factor availability. The interactions among these three components to regulate growth factor action are schematized in Fig. 1.

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N. Jennifer Klinedinst,Alisha Hackney the anterior pituitary gland. This chapter will describe those cytokines that (1) affect endocrine functioning and (2) have sites of production within endocrine tissues. The cytokines most often associated with changes in endocrine function are IL-1, IL-2, IL-6, and tumor necrosis factor-α (TNF-α).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-76690-4metamorphosis have been scrutinized since the time of Aristotle, the exact control mechanisms have remained elusive. However, research on insect hormones has contributed significantly to the general field of endocrinology.

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Peptide Growth Factorsellular biochemistry. Growth factors also interact with other cell-associated or secreted binding proteins. In general, binding proteins do not mediate biological effects directly, but modulate growth factor availability. The interactions among these three components to regulate growth factor action are schematized in Fig. 1.

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