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What is the primary difference in the way the nervous and endocrine systems communicate with their target cells?
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∙ 9y ago
The primary difference involves speed and duration. In the nervous system, the source and destination of communication are quite specific, and the effects are extremely quick and short lived. In endocrine communication, the effects are slow to appear and commonly persist for days. A single hormone can alter the metabolic activities of multiple tissues and organs simultaneously.
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∙ 12y agoThe endocrine system communicates with the body through hormones. These hormones travel in the body through the bloodstream to widespread parts of the body. The nervous system uses neurons to send messages to specific parts of the body. Neurons travel by neurotransmitters that open chemical locks to excite the receptors.
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