Class X · Chapter 6 Biology

CHAPTER 06

Control and Coordination

Nervous System & Hormones

Neurons fire, hormones flow — the body's command network orchestrates every response.

\(Stimulus → Receptor → Effector → Response\)
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Topics Covered

10 key topics in this chapter

Nervous System in Animals
Neurons: Structure & Function
Reflex Arc & Reflex Action
Human Brain: Parts & Functions
Cerebrum, Cerebellum, Medulla
Nervous System in Plants
Tropic Movements
Chemical Coordination
Endocrine Glands & Hormones
Feedback Mechanism

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Key Formulas & Reactions

Formula / Reaction / Rule Expression
Reflex Path \(Stimulus → Receptor → CNS → Effector → Response\)
Synapse \(Neurotransmitter carries signal across gap\)
Insulin action \(High glucose → Insulin secreted → Glucose → Glycogen\)
Adrenaline \(Stress → Adrenal glands → Adrenaline → Heart rate ↑\)
Thyroxine \(Controls basal metabolic rate; needs iodine\)
Feedback loop \(Hormone level → gland detects → adjusts secretion\)

Important Points to Remember

Reflex arc: Receptor → Sensory neuron → Spinal cord (relay neuron) → Motor neuron → Effector. No brain involvement.
Brain parts: Cerebrum (thought, memory), Cerebellum (balance, posture), Medulla oblongata (involuntary — heart, breathing).
Tropic movements in plants are directional responses to stimuli. Phototropism (light), Geotropism (gravity), Hydrotropism (water).
Insulin (pancreas, lowers blood sugar), Thyroxine (thyroid, controls metabolism), Adrenaline (adrenal glands, fight/flight).
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