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NeTakaya
3 years ago
6

Endocrine secretions are tightly regulated, because of the secretions are too little or too much, then catastrophic changes can

occur in the body. we are going to focus our initial thoughts on the regulatory mechanisms of each of the traditional endocrine secretions and then follow up with what happens when each of these secretions is out of balance (hyper or hypo).
Biology
1 answer:
MissTica3 years ago
3 0

 It designate a plenty or overabundance of Endocrine secretion or Hypo-, is the opposite of hyper-: it means underneath, less than normal, or deficient of Endocrine secretion. It can be seen and range in the bloodstream, and is usually found in higher levels in people whom are athletic. It is also responsible for the brain sending signals for the healing of wounds. It also helps with the bodies’ absorption of iron, by suppressing other hormones and functions.

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