mention 3 important differences between action of hormones and that of nerves in regulatory mechanism of our body?
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action of harmones: mediated by endocrine glands
transmissions are slower
uses chemical messengers transported into blood plasma to target cells
action of nerves: mediated by nervous system
transmissions are relatively fast but short living
electrical impulses to send signals by neurons
transmissions are slower
uses chemical messengers transported into blood plasma to target cells
action of nerves: mediated by nervous system
transmissions are relatively fast but short living
electrical impulses to send signals by neurons
LukeCage:
transmissions are slower uses chemical messengers transported
into blood plasma to target cells
transmissions are slower is one point. from uses to cells, it is another point.
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HORMONES:
¤ Realesed directly into the blood stream or into tje ducts.
¤ Impact remains for a long time.
¤ Controlled by feedback mechanism.
¤ Changes caused by hormones are not fast enough.
Nerves:
¤ Impulse travells through nerves.
¤ Impact is for a short while.
¤ There is nothing like a feed back mechanism.
¤ Changes caused by nerve impulses are fast.
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