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    neurotransmitters and how they affect our aggression; the hormonal mechanisms are the testosterone and cortisol chemicals. Testosterone is a hormone that is more concentrated in men than in women as it is a male sex hormone‚ it is thought to influence aggression from a young age onwards‚ due to its actions on the brain areas involved in controlling aggression. One research study that was done on testosterone involved measuring the testosterone found in the saliva of violent and non-violent criminals. This study

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    4-androstenediol: Like androstenedione‚ 4-androstenediol is an efficient precursor to testosterone. In fact it appears comparatively much more so‚ as it utilizes a more active enzyme in its biotransformation to testosterone. Rough estimates are the 2 to 3 times more prohormone is needed for the same testosterone elevation with the preceding product. 4-androstenediol also avoids the direct path of metabolism to estrogen we see with androstenedione‚ as its diol structure resists interaction with the

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    dopamine levels for these individuals when compared to ’normal’ individuals. The male sex hormone testosterone is produced in the male testes and in the adrenal cortex. It is thought to increase levels of aggression from young adulthood onwards. It is thought that testosterone may influence areas of the brain that control behavioural reactions‚ such as the amygdala and the hypothalamus. Testosterone influences the levels of other hormones which are

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    as early as 1930’s‚ before the term steroid was even used. In the 1930’s‚ a team of scientists was able to create a synthetic form of testosterone (a male hormone) to help treat men who were unable to produce enough of the hormone for normal growth‚ development‚ and sexual functioning. Later‚ during World War II it was found that this artificial form of testosterone could be used to help malnourished soldiers gain weight and improve performance. After the war‚ athletes began to use steroids to enhance

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    the hypothalamus. The sex of an embryo is determined at fertilization‚ but secondary sex characteristics develop at puberty. Testosterone regulation is important because males need just enough to develop increased muscle and bone mass‚ growth of body hair‚ and the healthy development of reproductive tissues in the testes and prostate. Women produce a small amount of testosterone but a more essential hormone is estrogen‚ which is produced by developing follicles in the ovaries. FSH stimulates estrogen

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    sports headlines as athletes and bodybuilders use them illegally to gain an advantage on the playing field. Anabolic steroids refer to hormones that are either taken orally or by injection that influence the body’s hormonal system to produce extra testosterone. In addition to medicinal uses‚ athletes have taken anabolic steroids to build muscle size and boost athletic performance since the 1950s. Increasingly‚ other segments of the population‚ including adolescents‚ have also begun using anabolic steroids

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    cells to secrete the hormone testosterone. 4. a. What affect does testosterone and FSH have on the testes? Sertoli cells produce ABP that binds & maintains increased levels of testosterone. b. What affect is the affect of androgen-binding protein? ABP binds & maintains the high levels of testosterone near the spermatogonia cells. 5. If you haven’t summarized it already‚ what affect does testosterone have on spermatogenesis? Testosterone stimulates the final stages of

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    using steroids as candy (Balcavage). Knowing the history of the controversial issue of steroids and how they are used will help determine whether they should be used or not used. You have to go back as far as Ancient Greece to see where pure testosterone originated from. Steroids did not have a big support system until about the 20th century‚ but the use of them can be traced back to the original Olympic Games. The athletes would eat animals testicles for which all anabolic steroids owe their foundation

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    Condition • Androgen insensitivity syndrome is a condition that affects sexual development before birth and during puberty. • It results in the partial or complete inability of the cell  to respond to androgens • Androgen is a male sex hormone; testosterone   •  People with this condition are genetically male‚ with one X chromosome and one Y chromosome in each cell • There are two types of androgen insensitivity; complete androgen insensitivity and partial androgen insensitivity. • Individuals with

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    differ in the number of carbon atoms attached to the number 17 carbon atom in the molecule‚ and in the way which hydrogen (H)‚ oxygen (O)‚ and the hydroxyl (OH) groups connect to the carbon atoms. To put it simply‚ it’s a manmade drug that mimics testosterone in the body. There are many other types of steroids but for this article the focus is anabolic steroids. It is an illegal drug that people‚ mostly politicians and general public that don’t know any better‚ claim kills hundreds of athletes and non-athletes

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