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| Description: The anterior pituitary makes hormones and secretes them in response to hormones from the hypothalamus. The anterior pituitary makes hormones and secretes them in response to hormones from the hypothalamus. 0 Cell bodies of secretory neurons in hypothalamus synthesize inhibitors or releasers that are secreted into the stalk that connects to the pituitary. 0 When encouraged by a releaser, anterior pituitary cells secrete a hormone that enters blood vessels that lead into the general circulation. 9 The inhibitors or releasers picked up by capillaries in the stalk get carried in blood to the anterior pituitary. 9 The inhibitors or releasers diffuse out of capillaries in the anterior pituitary and bind to their target cells. Picture Stats: Views: 93 Filesize: 303.55kB Height: 1231 Width: 1500 Source: https://biology-forums.com/index.php?action=gallery;sa=view;id=47627 |