Growth Hormone Flashcards

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growth hormone

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influences physiology of bone, muscle, and adipose cells while working w/insulin-like GF1; 191 AA = big

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2
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IGF1

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insulin like growth factor; released when GH binds to liver cells and by chondrocytes

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3
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cartilage

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flexible, but strong

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4
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bone matrix

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support structure; no cartilage cells; matrix of calcium carbonate crystals

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5
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epiphyseal plate

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composed of chondrocytes; young divide at top, oldest die at bottom; cells divide = bone gets longer

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6
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chondrocytes

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in plate; young divide and are target for GH, old lay down matrix, oldest die

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7
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osteoblast

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bone cells that degrade cartilage and bone

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8
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osteoclast

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bone forming cells; lay down new matrix

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9
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inhibitory neurons

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ss neuron in hypothalamus attached to inhibitory neuron; when on = ss silenced; when inhibited = ss released

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10
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passive Na+ channel

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moves out to in

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11
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passive K+ channel

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moves in to out

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12
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gated Ca++ channel

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moves out to in

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13
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depolarization

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(-) to (+) membrane potential

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14
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ghrelin

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can activate somatotropes; released when stomach shrinks; induces release of GH = release of glucose

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15
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dwarfism

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under produce; in adolescents; premature close plate; GH low, IGF1 low = GHRH/receptor; GH high, IGF1 low = GH receptor/synthesis

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16
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laron dwarfism

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chondrocyte issue; GH receptors; GH normal, IGF1 normal

17
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achondroplasia

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mutations in fibroblast GFR 3 gene; not GH or IGF1

18
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gigantism

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over produce; hyper GH; somatotrope adenoma; making GH out of control, GH high and IGF1 high

19
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acromegaly

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unproportionable; somatotrope tumor in adult; divide out of control; bones can’t get longer but can get denser

20
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types of Ca++ channels in somatotropes

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ligand gated and voltage gated