Endo - Physiology (Signaling Pathways) Flashcards

Pg. 315-316 in First Aid 2014 Sections include: -Signaling pathways of endocrine hormones -Signaling pathway of steroid hormones

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Which 12 endocrine hormones signal via cAMP?

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(1) FSH (2) LH (3) ACTH (4) TSH (5) CRH (6) hCG (7) ADH (V2-receptor) (8) MSH (9) PTH (10) calcitonin (11) GHRH (12) glucagon; Think: “FLAT ChAMP”

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Which 2 endocrine hormones signal via cGMP? What do these have in common?

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(1) ANP (2) NO (EDRF); Think vasodilators

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What are 7 endocrine hormones that signal via IP3?

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(1) GnRH (2) Oxytocin (3) ADH (V1-receptor) (4) TRH (5) Histamine (H1-receptor) (5) Angiotensin II (6) Gastrin; Think: “GOAT HAG”

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What are 7 endocrine hormones that signal via steroid receptor?

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(1) Vitamin D (2) Estrogen (3) Testosterone (4) T3/T4 (5) Cortisol (6) Aldosterone (7) Progesterone; Think: “VETTT CAP”

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What are 5 endocrine hormones that signal via intrinsic tyrosine receptor? With what pathway are these associated? What do these have in common?

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(1) Insulin (2) IFG-1 (3) FGF (4) PDGF (5) EGF; MAP Kinase pathway, Think growth factors

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What are 3 endocrine hormones that signal via receptor-associated tyrosine kinase? With what pathway are these associated? What do these have in common?

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(1) Prolactin (2) Immunomodulators (e.g., cytokines IL-2, IL-6, IL-8, IFN) (3) GH; JAK/STAT pathway; Think acidophiles and cytokines; Think: “PIG”

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What significant property do steroid hormones have? As a result, how are they circulated, and what effect does this have on their solubility?

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Steroid hormones are lipophilic and therefore must circulate bound to specific binding globulins, which increases their solubility

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What effect does high SBHG have in men, and why?

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In men, high sex hormone-binding globulin (SHBG) lowers free testosterone => gynecomastia

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What effect does low SBHG have in women, and why?

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In women, low SHBG raises free testosterone => hirsutism

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What effects do OCPs have on SBHG and estrogen levels? What condition has the same effects?

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OCPs, pregnancy increase SHBG (free estrogen levels remain unchanged).

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What steps occur following hormone entering a cell?

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(1) Binding to receptor located in nucleus or cytoplasm (2) Transformation of receptor to expose DNA-binding domain (3) Binding to enchancer-like element in DNA (4) Gene => Pre-mRNA => mRNA => Protein => Response

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