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3 Things You've Learned:

1. I learned that...

2. I learned that...

3. I learned that...

2 Things You Already Knew:

1. I knew that...

2. I knew that...

1 Question You Have:

Question:

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I learned that glycogen is a bunch of glucose molecules bonded together 

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I learned that glycogen is a bunch of glucose molecules bonded together 

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Testosterone and estrogen are steroid hormones 

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Testosterone and estrogen are steroid hormones 

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I learned that Endocrine glands secrete hormones

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I learned that Endocrine glands secrete hormones

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I learned that hormones are chemical messengers that acts on a target cell

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I learned that hormones are chemical messengers that acts on a target cell

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Two things I knew are the negative and positive feedback system

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Two things I knew are the negative and positive feedback system

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Do water-soluble hormones diffuse through the cell membrane through active transport?

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Do water-soluble hormones diffuse through the cell membrane through active transport?

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1. What a target cell is

2. That hormones act like a lock and key

3. There are 2 types of hormones

1. The endocrine system targets the body through hormones

2. Hormones are in the bloodstream

1. How were hormones studied in the past?

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Three new things I’ve learned are how the nervous system has the react so that the endocrine system begins to work, everything’s that ends with gland is connected to the endocrine system, and how hormones affect target cells.

Two things I’ve already known were what the negative feedback systems are and ways in how hormones are transported across cell membranes.

I would like to know is whether human growth hormones are lipid based.

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1. The endocrine and nervous system works together

2. Receptor proteins

3. Water Soluble Hormones

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A. I learned more about things in biology, The endocrine system, and Endocrine Glands

B. I knew about Metabolism and Steroids

C. Why was this lesson left with a cliff hanger? Is the hypothalamus also the power house of the cell? Is she really learning Dutch?

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A.

1. I learned that hormones can be made of different things, for example steroid hormones and water soluble hormones.

2. There are receptor proteins that receive the hormones.

3. Glands that produce hormones are specialized and produce different hormones.

B.

1. Glycogen is a poly-saccharine made of different glucoses.

2. The pituitary gland is controlled by the hypothalamus.

C.

1. How did they discover that the pituitary gland wasn’t the master gland.

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1. Endocrine glands

2. Where certain hormones are produced

3. Different types of hormones (steroid and water-soluble)

1. Names of some hormones

2. Functions of some hormones

Question: Is there a difference between how steroid and water soluble hormones are named?

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I learned

1. Endocrine glands

2. Steroid hormones

3. Water-soluble hormones

I knew

1. what glycogen was

2. What testosterone and estrogen are

My question

1. Who discovered the endocrine system

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2. a.

1. The endocrine system is slower than the nervous system but the changes last for a longer time

2. Steroid Hormones can disuse into the cell membrane whereas

3. Endocrine glands secret hormones

b.

1. The pituitary gland and the hypothalamus are related

2. hormones are chemical messengers

c.

1. how did the researches come to the conclusion about how the hypothalamus controls the pituitary gland

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3 Things that I’ve learned

1. That the negative feedback loop also controls the endocrine system.

2. I learned that epinephrine is basically adrenaline.

3. I learned that steroids are also lipid-based.

2 Things I already knew

1. They regulate reproduction.

1 Question I have

I don’t have a question

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3 things that i learned

1. endocrine glands have various structures that secrete chemical messengers into the bloodstream

2. hormones are chemical messengers that act on a target cell

3. Turkish soul or cell that experience changes in activities once a hormone comes into contact with the cell

2 things that you already know

1. steroid hormones

2. what is soluble hormones

1 question

1. in what way does the hypothalamus control the pituitary gland?