Endocrine 2 Flashcards

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in AP - give supportive fxn, secrete factors that act on paracrine factors

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chromophilic cells

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2
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in AP - increase # of secretory granules/vesicles that contain hormones

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chromophobi cells

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3
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vesicles react to acid dyes, stain pink bind eosin

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acidophils

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4
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vesicles react to basic dyes stain blue

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basophils

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5
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supportive cells –> chromophilic –> few secretory vesicles

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foliiculostellate cells

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6
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PP - neuroglial in nature

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pituicytes

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7
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Herring bodies packed with secretory vesicles for storage and secretion of peptide hormones

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nervous material

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8
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Thyroid - follicular ep. cells that syntheisize, store, secrete thyroid –>TSH from AP

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Follicular Units

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9
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Thyroid - increase Ca2+ ions by secretory hormone calcitonin; inhibts release of Ca2+ from bone
calcitonin released basally into CT, calcitonin then picked up by fenestrated capillaires

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Parafollicular cell clusters

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10
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Parathryoid gland - inactive, non secretory cells

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oxyphil cells

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11
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Parathyroid - chromophilic, secretory vesicles, respond to decreases in circulatory Ca2+ levels, secrete PTH, liberates Ca2+
stim. the intestinal ep. to increase Ca2+ absorption

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chief cells

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