Types of hormones | Endocrine system physiology | NCLEX-RN | Khan Academy

There are three major types of hormones, based on structure, in our body. Lets find out a little more about them. By Ryan Patton. . Created by Ryan Scott Patton.
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thanks for the video. really need this type of video so i can understand more on my body. thanks again. may God give you bless in good things you do in entire life.

[@abigailbrown8680]

THANK YOU SO MUCH. I had no understanding or primary and secondary system and you made it so easy. If I could I would give you a big hug.😊

[@teseotorras1315]

Great video. What about the 4 eicosanoid derived hormones?

[@matt234111]

Thanks, nice summary.

[@munaaliii]

Thank youu.. straight forward videos explaining in logical meaningful way Looking forward to medical school Right now doing a levels and getting exposed to the information really Not much surprises later..

[@jessican.3149]

Thank you!!

[@mydays3654]

A great introduction to understanding hormones a very good explanation

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I'm a huge Khan Academy fan. Do you all think you could make a video about the connection between the thyroid and menstrual cycles? I looked everywhere and couldn't find one.

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[@raghavagps]

Interesting classification of hormones, you may find more about hormones from HMRbase database

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[@muhammadhuzaifa8649]

Very nice video . When u were talking about tyrosine derivatives. You said they can work as protein being an amino acid but how it can work as steroid. Can you plz elaborate. The rest of the video is superb

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What about Tryptophan? Great video.

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It secret sertitoin and melatonin

[@vistian]

I had the same question and it seems as though the amino acid derivative hormones come from BOTH tyrosine and tryptophan. For example, melatonin is derived from tryptophan.

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@Harsh Bhavsar actually, to correct you, hydrophobic molecules are lipids! and, steroids are made of lipids! now, steroids can possess an OH grouping.which makes it partly hydrophilic but "none the less" ALL STEROIDS ARE HYDROPHOBIC IN WATER DUE TO THEIR CH3 BONDS!

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Tyrosine Derivatives is only made from one amino acid? or can be 2?

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[@MissaLifeStyle]

My book has it classified as proteins, steroids and biogenic amines. So I'm assuming tyrosine derivatives fall under biogenic amines?

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Anyway assumptions should not end with a question mark.......!!

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[@coffee9826]

Omg Missa u got angry, maybe u should consider taking progesterones..... it will make u feel good😂 It’s also an antidepressant btw [counter part of oestrogen]

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Charts of harmones

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Humanity is going to regret all this messing with their bodies big time soon

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Any one realize that the vid stops at 10:01? They tried to get that revenue

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What about Eicosanoids??

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[@leosev]

There are not small polypeptide s. They are called oligopeptides

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Seems like he's sleeping

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Used what's been put on the table

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He just said there are other videos where he explains those mechanisms... Smart guy