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List four peptide transmitters and describe their functions.
Excitement Phase
The initial phase of the sexual response cycle, characterized by increased arousal and physiological changes in preparation for sexual activity.
Seminal Fluid
A fluid that is part of semen, produced by several glands in the male reproductive system, and serves to transport and nourish sperm.
Contractions
In physiology, the process of muscle fibers shortening and generating force; in linguistics, the shortening of words by omitting sounds or letters.
Refractory Period
A period immediately following stimulation during which a nerve or muscle is unresponsive to further stimulation.
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