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What are the two hormones produced by the endocrine cells?

April 26, 2017Biology cells endocrine Hormones Mathematics produced

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What are the two hormones produced by the endocrine cells?

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There are many types of endocrine cells. Endocrine cells make up glands, which secrete different types of hormones (there are many more than two!). Together these glands and the hormones they secrete make up the endocrine system. If you’re looking for just two hormones, you may be asking about a specific gland. The posterior pituitary (that is, the rear part of the pituitary gland), for instance, secretes just two hormones — oxytocin and vasopressin.