Inflammatory responses can be controlled by a certain steroid. Name the steroid,its source,and its other important functions.

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(N/A) The steroid that controls inflammatory responses is $Glucocorticoid$.
It is secreted by the $zona$ $fasciculata$ layer of the $adrenal$ $cortex$.
Its other important functions include:
$1$. It stimulates $gluconeogenesis$,$lipolysis$,and $proteolysis$.
$2$. It inhibits the cellular uptake and utilization of amino acids.
$3$. It maintains the cardiovascular system and kidney functions.
$4$. It is often referred to as a $stress$ $hormone$ as it helps the body cope with stressful conditions.

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