On a general theoretical foundation for endocrinology.¶
van den Berg, H. A. (2019). On a general theoretical foundation for endocrinology. Science Progress, 43-60.
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- Price Mechanism
- The extension to hormones and neuromodulators as price-like coordination signals is looser: theoretical neuroscience has modeled tonic dopamine as an opportunity-cost signal (Niv et al. 2007) and endocrinology has given mathematical accounts of hormones as organism-level coordination mediators (van den Berg 2019
This sourceMathematical account of hormones as mediators of organism-level coordination and life-history trade-offs; closer to control and adaptation framing than to market-clearing price theory.
- The extension to hormones and neuromodulators as price-like coordination signals is looser: theoretical neuroscience has modeled tonic dopamine as an opportunity-cost signal (Niv et al. 2007) and endocrinology has given mathematical accounts of hormones as organism-level coordination mediators (van den Berg 2019
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