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Qaagi - Book of Why

Causes

Effects

This hormoneresultsin increased secretion

Depolarization , inflammatory agents , and okadaic acid change the balanceleadingto increased secretion

the diseaseresultedin excessive secretion

the uterine glandsresultsin extra secretion

extra massage , excitation ... the uterine glandsresultsin extra secretion

the growth of thyroid glandresultingin excess secretion

both substancescausesexcess of secretion

fear or anger(passive) caused perhaps byHeightened secretion

by obstruction of the duct of meibomian gland(passive) caused bymeibomian secretion

HGH secretionresultsin IGF-1 secretion

if you feelresultsin more mucous secretion

Nicotine administration in micealso resultsin corticosterone secretion

at times localised hypoxia elsewhere in the bodycan ... leadto erythropoietin secretion

the cFos+ neurons in the paraventricular nucleus ( PVH ... whose activation in response to stressorsleadsto corticosterone secretion

the process of calcium releasecausessecretion

Activation of these different pathwaysleadsto secretion

the pressure on the stomach ... in turncausessecretion

pressure on the stomach ... in turncausessecretion

Protein secreted by the pancreascan causeover - secretion

by the rise in plasma glucose(passive) provoked bysecretion

hormones including secretin , cholecystokinin , and VIP , as well as acetylcholine stimulation from the vagus nerve(passive) is influenced bySecretion

signals ... these hormonesmay resultin over - secretion

signals ... these hormonesmight resultin over - secretion

signals ... more of these hormonescan resultin over - secretion

signals ... those hormonesmay resultin over - secretion

signals ... those hormonescan resultin over - secretion

signals ... these hormonescan resultin over - secretion

signals ... those hormonescan leadto over secretion

signals ... these hormonescan leadto over - secretion

signals ... more of these hormonescan leadto over - secretion

signals ... these hormonesmay leadto over - secretion

signals ... those hormonesmay leadto over - secretion

Sympathetic stimulationresultsin secretion

a hormonal conditionresultingfrom over - secretion

by the pituitary gland in brain(passive) caused bya secretion

apoptosis and necrosis , processes ... and/or release of intracellular proteinsresultin the secretion

One of these , involving the [ [ alpha cellscausesover - secretion

physiological conditionsmay influencesecretion

e stimulationcausessecretion

a specific signaling eventresultsin secretion

increased pigmentationcauseincreased pigmentation

nasal congestionwill causenasal congestion

tissue waste with losscausestissue waste with loss

tissue waste withcausestissue waste with

either by disorders of sudor glands or overcausedeither by disorders of sudor glands or over

the film to shift exposing the affected areahas causedthe film to shift exposing the affected area

in decreased water excretion and hyponatremiaresultingin decreased water excretion and hyponatremia

to hyponatremialeadingto hyponatremia

in clearance of sepsisresultingin clearance of sepsis

to inabilityleadingto inability

in clearance of sepsis in 8 of 9 patientsresultingin clearance of sepsis in 8 of 9 patients

in hyperinsulinemic hypoglycemiaresultingin hyperinsulinemic hypoglycemia

hepatic steatosis not to developcausinghepatic steatosis not to develop

to decreased sex hormoneleadingto decreased sex hormone

atrophycausesatrophy

in amenorrhearesultingin amenorrhea

to amenorrhealeadingto amenorrhea

to improved fertilityleadsto improved fertility

rise in estrogen levels by stimulating the ovariescausesrise in estrogen levels by stimulating the ovaries

hypogonadism , which has a detrimental effect on bonecausinghypogonadism , which has a detrimental effect on bone

ventilator - acquired pneumoniamight causeventilator - acquired pneumonia

to increased plasma renin activityleadsto increased plasma renin activity

to increased apical secretion of humanleadsto increased apical secretion of human

in an increase in the secretion of water and electrolytes into the small intestineresultsin an increase in the secretion of water and electrolytes into the small intestine

the intercellular communication between the muscle and its environment , including motor neuronsinfluencesthe intercellular communication between the muscle and its environment , including motor neurons

to increased plasmaleadsto increased plasma

the differentiation of plasma cells in vivoinfluencesthe differentiation of plasma cells in vivo

to greater inflammationleadingto greater inflammation

in excess sodium and fluid retentionresultingin excess sodium and fluid retention

in excess sodiumresultingin excess sodium

to loss of sodiumleadingto loss of sodium

to over - activity of metabolismcan leadto over - activity of metabolism

to acromegaly ( a form of excessive growth ) , gigantism , or sexual infantilismleadingto acromegaly ( a form of excessive growth ) , gigantism , or sexual infantilism

to this stage symptomsleadingto this stage symptoms

a decrease in the levels of peptides that result from this extracellular processingwould causea decrease in the levels of peptides that result from this extracellular processing

from the normal insulinresultingfrom the normal insulin

to the formation of a thick mucus that can not be removed by cilia or coughing actionleadsto the formation of a thick mucus that can not be removed by cilia or coughing action

to increasing gastriccontributesto increasing gastric

in diabetesresultingin diabetes

to diabetesleadingto diabetes

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