chapter 4 - Exam 2 Flashcards

1
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Endocrine is

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Slower, last longer, from brain

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2
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Neural is

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Faster, short lived, from brain

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3
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Half life

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Time required for one-half of a hormone to disappear from blood or tissues,

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4
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What is half life determined by

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Mythel group

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5
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List half-times of, LH, FSH, GnRH, eCG

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LH : 20-30 min
FSH : 3-4 hours
GnRH : 7 min
eCG : 3-4 days

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6
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Hormone Potency

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How long to get to desired effect

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7
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What is the hormone potency effected by

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Receptor density, hormone receptor affinity, hormone concentration, half-life

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8
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Receptor density

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More vs less binding site

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9
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Hormone receptor affinity

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Performance, preferential binding

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10
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Hormone concentration

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More available molecules increases binging rates

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11
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Half-life

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Longer half-life greater biological activity

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12
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Positive and negative feedback

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All repro functions are regulated by this

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13
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Negative

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Suppresses step prior or before

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14
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Positive

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Promotes prior step to encourage more production

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15
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Tissues origins

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Hypothalamus, nureopeptides, pituitary, gomadal, uterine, placental

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16
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Mode of actin classifications

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Nurerohormones, releasing hormones, gonadotropins, pregnancy maintenance, luteolytic hormones.

17
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Biochemical classifications

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Peptides, glycoproteins, steroids, prostaglandins

18
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What are steroids made of

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Cholesterol

19
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What do neurohormones do

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Connection between endocrine and nerves

20
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What do releasing hormones do

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Causes release of another hormones

21
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What do gonadotropins do

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Effect gonads

22
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What I sexual promoters do

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Promotes sexual behavior

23
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What do pregnancy maintenance do

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Maintains pregnancy

24
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What do luteolytic hormones do

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Kills CL

25
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Peptides

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Degraded in liver and kidneys

26
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Glycoproteins

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Metabolized in liver and kidneys

27
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Steroids

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Metabolized in liver and lungs

28
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Prostaglandeins

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Rapidly degraded in blood circulation and lungs

29
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Analogs

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similar structure to hormones, bind to specific receptors, cause same reaction as native hormones

30
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Agonists

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Promote greater physiological activity, greater affinity receptor

31
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Antagonist

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Have greater affinity for receptors, weaker biological activity