Hormone
Hormone is a biochemical secreted by a cell that affects the functions of another cell. The particular hormone affects the target cells, causing it responds as a receptor to those hormones. There are three major parts of hormone:

-  Steroid: is a four-ring structure derived from cholesterol, including estrogen, progesterone, testerone, and vitamin D
- Pepitide Hormone: made of amino acid chains, and produced in posterior pituitary gland and also in hypothalamous.
- Modified Amino Acid: derived from amino acid, no repine phrind and epinphrine, and modifies tyrosine.        
    
Control of Hormonal Secretions

Control Sources:

- Hypothalamous stimulates other glands secretes hormone.
- Another group of glands responds directly to changes in the composition of the internal environment.
- The nerve cell stimulate the gland responds to the nerve impulse 

Negativefeedback

-Control many hormonal secretions

Estrogen
- Its function is to stimulate the release of GnRH from hypothalamus and LH from anterior pituitary glands.
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