Endocrine System Histology and Models. ENDOCRINE SYSTEM Dry Lab Questions Function: maintain homeostasis Thymus gland (site of maturation of white blood.

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Endocrine System Histology and Models

ENDOCRINE SYSTEM Dry Lab Questions Function: maintain homeostasis Thymus gland (site of maturation of white blood cells) Thyroid gland (secretes thyroid hormone and calcitonin) Parathyroid gland (secretes parathyroid hormone) Adrenal gland (secretes aldosterone) Pituitary gland (secretes FSH, etc. The neurohypophysis stores and releases hormones produced in the hypothalamus) Ovary (also an endocrine gland; secretes estrogen) Testes (secretes testosterone) Pancreas (secretes insulin; lack= diabetes mellitus)

ENDOCRINE MODELS Thyroid gland Adrenal gland Thymus gland Pituitary gland Pineal gland Ovary/Testes Pancreas

Adrenal and Thyroid glands

Thyroid Gland

Ovary

Testes

Pancreas

Spleen Duodenum

Spleen Kidney Pancreas Gall bladder

Kidney Adrenal gland

ENDOCRINE HISTOLOGY Ovary Testes Pancreas Thyroid gland

Ovary Skip

Testes

Seminiferous tubules

Pancreas Acinar cells (secrete enzymes) Islet of Langerhans (secretes insulin)

Thyroid Gland Secretes calcitonin and thyroid hormone

Thyroid Gland

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