| inhibiting h.’s |
hormones elaborated by one structure that inhibit release of hormones from another structure, such as those from the hypothalamus that act on the adenohypophysis. Examples include folliculostatin, prolactin-inhibiting hormone (prolactostatin), and somatostatin. The term is applied to substances of established chemical identity; substances of unknown chemical structure are called inhibiting factors (see under factor).
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| inhibitive |
inhibitory.
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| inhibitor of apoptosis p. |
any of a class of proteins that play a regulatory role in apoptosis in many species by inhibiting caspase activity, which in turn blocks apoptosis; such proteins are also expressed abnormally in many tumors.
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| inhibitory g. |
any ganglion performing an inhibitory function.
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| inhibitory n. |
a nerve that transmits impulses resulting in a decrease in functional activity.
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