neurohumors
/ˌnʊroʊˈhjuːmərz/
noun
- Plural of neurohumor; chemical substances released by nerve endings that transmit signals to other cells.
- An excess of certain neurohumors can cause nerve cells to become overactive.
- The body produces many neurohumors to regulate mood and movement.
- Different neurohumors are responsible for sending pain signals to the brain.