 ACTH (Adrenocorticotropic) ◦ Stimulates growth & secretion of adrenal gland  TSH (Thyrotropin) ◦ Stimulates growth & secretion of the thyroid gland  GH (Growth Hormone) ◦ Stimulates normal body growth  FSH (Follicle Stimulating) ◦ Stimulates growth & hormone production in ovaries; production of sperm in males

 LH (Luteinizing) ◦ Causes ovulation & secretion of progesterone  ICSH (Interstitial Cell Stimulating) ◦ Stimulates testes & secrete testosterone  LTH (Lactogenic/Prolactin) ◦ Stimulates secretion of milk from mammary glands  MSH (Melanocyte’s Stimulating) ◦ Stimulates production & dispersion of melanin

 ADH (Vasopression) ◦ Antidiuretic; Constricts blood vessels  Oxytocin ◦ Cause contraction of uterus during labor; stimulates milk flow from the breasts

 Thyroxine ◦ Regulates metabolism; stimulate mental & physical growth  Calcitonin ◦ Accelerates absorption of calcium by the bones

 PTH (Parathormone) ◦ Regulates calcium & phosphate in the blood

 Glucocorticoids ◦ Aids in metabolism; increases glucose in blood  Cortisone ◦ Depresses immune response (anti-inflammatory)  Estrogens ◦ Stimulates female sex characteristics

 Androgens ◦ Stimulates male sex characteristics  Epinephrine ◦ Activates sympathetic nervous system; acts in stress  Norepinephrine ◦ Activates body in stress situations

 Insulin ◦ Used in metabolism of glucose; allows glucose into cells  Glucagon ◦ Maintains blood sugar level in blood

 Estrogen ◦ Promotes growth & development of sex organs in females  Progesterone ◦ Maintains lining of uterus

 Testosterone ◦ Stimulates growth & development of sex organs in males

 Thymosin ◦ Stimulates production of antibodies in early life

 Melatonin ◦ Regulates sleep/wake cycles