Slang for the location of your gluteal muscles (or a beast of burden)
One of the top three endocrine disorders which classically presents with polyuria, polydipsia, and polyphagia.
Low level of this electrolyte results in stimulation of the parathyroid gland to release its hormone
Hormone released by the adrenal gland by direct stimulation whenever the sympathetic system is stimulated
Hormone released by kidney in response to hypotensin. Its target is angiotensinogen.
Slang for hormone in the labor and delivery area to increase uterine contractions.
A name you can call yourself
Disorder in adults caused by overproduction of GH
Adipose tissue hormone which reduces insulin resistance and protects blood vessels from inflammation.
Chemical symbol for carbon monoxide
Innermost meningeal layer
Potential cause of infertility, depression, or congestive heart failure, and even mental retardation if not diagnosed in infants
Hormone which promotes growth of body tissues
Hormone (abbreviation) which stimulates gamete production
Hormone produced and secreted by adipose tissue to create a feeling of satiety
Abbreviation for anti-nuclear antibodies (screening test for certain autoimmune diseases)
Animal that was once the preferred source of insulin for diabetics before E. coli produced human insulin.
Atomic symbol for mineral which triggers calcitonin release when high and PTH when low.
Hormone stimulating the development of female secondary sex characteristics
Hormone which raises the blood glucose level
Secondary messenger system used by hormones unable to enter the cell.
Name of pancreatic islet cells producing insulin
Public locations where livers may be abused
Hormone (abbreviation) released by the post. pituitary when the blood osmolality is elevated.
Abbreviation for anterior pituitary hormone which targets both the ovaries and testes.