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Physiological Interactions

Meaning

Physiological Interactions describe the complex, dynamic, and mutually influential relationships that exist between the various organ systems, specialized cells, and intricate biochemical pathways within a living organism. These integrated interactions are absolutely fundamental for maintaining systemic homeostasis and enabling coordinated, adaptive biological responses to internal or external environmental changes. In the context of endocrinology, this concept underscores how a single circulating hormone can exert diverse effects across multiple distant target tissues and how different hormonal axes continuously modulate each other’s functional output.