OTHER HORMONES
4.1 Thymus
This
gland is a part of the immune system and secretes a hormone to control the
production of white cells called T-cells. These T-cells have an important role
in the immune defence mechanism they act as “memory cells and killer cells”
4.2 Kidney
The
essential function of the organ is waste exertion. It also secretes
erythropoietin which stimulates production of RBC in the bone marrow and renin
that effects the BP. This effect on BP is produced by stimulating production of
angiotensin that cause blood vessels to contact.
4.3 Duodenum
This
being a digestive organ secretes cholecystokin that controls gall bladder
function. This hormone is relased entry of acid and fasts into the lumen of the
duodenum. The gall bladder secrete digestive enzymes.
4.4 Stomach and Small intestine
Secrete hormones gastsr in stimulate
stomach to secrete acid and secretin
that control secretion of gastro intestinal juices like pancrean to secrete
bicarbonate.
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