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1st tier (hypothalamus) releases - corticotropin releasing hormone(CRH)
2nd tier (pituitary) releases- corticotropin
3rd tier (adrenal cortex) releases hormones from all three
layers of adrenal cortex i.e.
✓From zona glomerulosa (outermost): mineralocorticoids
(aldosterone)
✓From zona fasciculata (middle): Glucocorticoids(
cortisol) -maximum amount
✓from zona reticulata- sex steroids (androgen and estrogen).
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