Chapter 6, Part 2: Homeostasis and âHomeodynamicsâ

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In Summary:

Receptors Explain Why

Chemicals traveling in bloodstream act

only on specific tissues.

• No receptor, no activity

One chemical can have different effects

in different tissues.

• May have + or - effect

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In Summary: Receptors Explain Why Chemicals traveling in bloodstream act only on specific tissues. • No receptor, no activity One chemical can have different effects in different tissues. • May have + or - effect

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Page 9 and 10: Antagonistic Control
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Page 15 and 16: Effectors Cells or tissues carrying
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