The Hormones V3

Contributors to Volume IIIPrefaceContents of Volume IContents of Volume III. Plant Growth Hormones I. Introduction II. Assay Methods III. Natural Auxins IV. Synthetic Auxins V. The Transport of Auxin VI. The Role of Auxin in Physiological Inhibitions VII. The Formation and Destruction of Auxin VIII. Hormones and Reproduction IX. Auxins and Pathological Growth X. Mode of Action of Auxin ReferencesII. Hormones in Invertebrates I. Introduction II. Worms III. Crustaceans IV. Insects V. Additional Arthropods VI. Mollusks VII. Tunicates VIII. General Considerations ReferencesIII. Neurohormones I. Introduction II. The Diversity of Neurohormones and Their Distribution III. Production, Transport, Storage and Release of Neurohormones IV. Recent Advances in Understanding the Modes of Action of Neurohormones V. Summary ReferencesIV. Physiology and Chemistry of the Parathyroids V. The Hormones of the Islets of Langerhans I. Insulin II. Glucagon ReferencesVI. Chemistry of the Anterior Pituitary Hormones I. Introduction II. Growth Hormone (GH, STH, PGH) III. Thyrotropic Hormone (TSH) IV. Exophthalmos-Producing Substance (EPS) V. Prolactin (Luteotropin) VI. Follicle-Stimulating Hormone (FSH) VII. Luteinizing Hormone (ICSH) VIII. The Chemistry of the Corticotropins (or the Adrenocorticotropins) IX. Summary Addendum ReferencesVII. Growth Hormone and Corticotropin I. Introduction II. Growth Hormone III. Corticotropin ReferencesVIII. Physiology of the Gonadotropins and the Lactogenic Hormone I. Introductory II. The Gonadotropic Hormones III. The Anterior-Pituitary Lactogenic Hormone (Prolactin) ReferencesIX. Hormones of the Posterior Pituitary I. Introduction II. Neural Lobe III. Intermediate Lobe ReferencesX. The Chemistry and Physiology of the Thyroid I. Morphology of the Thyroid II. Prethyroid Iodine Metabolism III. Intrathyroidal Iodine Metabolism IV. Postthyroid Iodine Metabolism V. Agents Affecting Growth and Function of the Thyroid VI. Actions of Thyroid Hormone VII. Physiologic Aspects of Thyroid Tumors ReferencesXI. Chemistry of Steroid Hormones I. Nomenclature˜Abbreviations II. Stereochemistry III. Total Syntheses IV. Partial Syntheses, Structures, and Chemical Properties V. Introduction of Isotopic Labels by Chemical Means ReferencesXII. Steroid Hormone Metabolism I. Introduction II. The Biosynthesis of the Steroid Nucleus III. Estrogens IV. Progesterone V. Androgens VI. Adrenocortical Hormones VII. Mammalian Enzymes Influencing Steroid Reactions VIII. Generalizations ReferencesXIII. The Physiology of Ovarian and Testis Hormones I. Introduction II. The Assay of Ovarian and Testis Hormones III. A Synopsis of the Physiological Effects of Ovarian Hormones IV. A Synopsis of the Physiological Effects of Testis Hormones V. Gonad Hormones in Embryogeny VI. Sexagens and Enzyme Systems ReferencesXIV. Physiology of the Adrenal Cortex I. Introduction II. Morphology and Control of the Adrenal Cortex III. Adrenocortical Insufficiency IV. Adrenal Steroid Assay Procedures V. Adrenal Cortex and Kidney Function VI. Influence of the Adrenal Cortex on Sweat and Saliva VII. Influence of the Adrenal Cortex on the Cardiovascular System VIII. Influence of the Adrenal Cortex on the Nervous System IX. Adrenal Cortex and Muscle Function X. Adrenal Cortex and Carbohydrate Metabolism XI. Adrenal Cortex and Protein Metabolism XII. Adrenal Cortex and Fat Metabolism XIII. Adrenal Cortex and Vitamins XIV. Influence of the Adrenal Cortex on Lymphoid Tissue; Reticuloendothelial and Mast Cells XV. Influence of the Adrenal Cortex on Blood and Bone Marrow XVI. Influence of the Adrenal Cortex on Malignancy XVII. Influence of the Adrenal Cortex on Bone XVIIL Influence of the Adrenal Cortex on Skin and Hair XIX. Influence of the Adrenal Cortex on Appetite and the Stomach XX. Adrenal Cortex and Resistance to Damage XXI. Adrenal Steroids and the Cellular Reaction to Inflammation and Injury XXII. Adrenal Steroids and Sensitivity; Antigen-Antibody Reactions XXIII. Adrenal Steroids and Susceptibility to Infection XXIV. Adrenal-Thyroid Relationship XXV. Adrenal-Gonad Relationship. Lactation ReferencesXV. Clinical Endocrinology I. Introduction II. Anterior Pituitary Gland III. Thyroid Gland IV. The Adrenal Gland V. Ovary VI. Placenta VII. Testes VIII. Puberty ReferencesAuthor IndexSubject Index