Part 6 · Hormones I — The Pituitary, Water, Salt and Adrenals
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Peptides and catecholamines usually act quickly at cell-surface receptors. Steroid and thyroid hormones travel bound to proteins and act inside cells, so timing and binding proteins matter. Feedback loops explain primary versus central failure.
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