HomöostaseMechanismen
HomöostaseMechanismen refers to the complex biological processes that organisms employ to maintain a stable internal environment. This internal stability, known as homeostasis, is crucial for survival and proper bodily function. It involves a continuous monitoring and adjustment of various physiological parameters to keep them within a narrow, optimal range. These mechanisms operate through feedback loops, primarily negative feedback loops, where a change in a variable triggers a response that counteracts the initial change, thereby restoring balance.
Key examples of homeostatic regulation include the control of body temperature, blood glucose levels, blood pressure,
Similarly, the regulation of blood glucose involves hormones like insulin and glucagon. After a meal, rising