Hormones Flashcards
what is the principle of cell signaling in the correct order?
reception, transduction, response
T/F: Protein hormones, steroid hormones, and catecholamines are unable to diffuse into the cell.
false
What hormone do leydig cells produce when stimulated by LH?
testosterone
Describe the basis of hormonal signaling, the three basic terms and how they enter the blood stream
all hormones are released into the blood stream, but only certain receptors will receive them
-reception, transduction, response
describe all the details of peptide hormone, synthesized, how it affects the cell
-synthesized on the rough ER
-Stored in vesicles
-acts through secondary message system
-leave cell via exocytosis
-contains a lipid bilayer/ soluble in aqueous solutions
HYDROPHILLIC: can’t cross the target cell membrane
-binds to transmembrane receptors( g proteins)
—- rapid affects on the target system
describe all the details of steroid hormones
- derived from cholesterol
-not water soluble
-HYDOPHOBIC
-can pass though plasma membrane
-can’t be stored in the cell
-fast response: G protein/ outside the cell
-slow response: binding to receptor in the interstitial fluid, inside the cells
-no second msg center
Name the 4 cell surface receptors
g protein coupled receptor, ion-channel receptors, tyrosine kinase linked receptors, receptors w/ intrinsic enzymatic activity
what is an agonists and antagonists?
agonists: activate receptors/ response
antagonists: block receptors (no response)
describe the following definitions, receiver, transducer, amplifier,
responder
receiver: ligand binding receptor
transducer: conformational change of receptor
amplifier: signal transduction, pathway increases the number of molecules affected
responder: something that is responding to signal
What is the role of intracellular receptors?
regulate transcription of target genes by binding to specific DNA sequences/ increases or decreases mRNA production