Hormones General Charac Flashcards

1
Q

Neurotransmitters 1

Endocrine hormones 2

Neuroendocrine 3
Paracrines 4
Autocrines 5
Cytokines 6

A

1 axon terminals of neurons / control nerve c fct
2 by glands into blood / influence fct of c at another loca
3 secreted by neurons into blood / «~~~~
4 secreted by c into ecf / affect neighboring c of diff type
5 secreted by c into ecf / affect fct of the same c that produced them
6 peptides secreted by c into ecf / fct as autocrines , paracrines or endo

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2
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3 genrral classes of hormones

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Proteins + polypeptides

Steroids secreted by adrenal cortex ovaries testes placenta

Derivatives of a.a tyrosine secreted by thyroid + adrenal medullae

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3
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Adrenal cortex
Ovaries
Placenta
Adrenal meddu

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Cortisol , aldosterone

Estrogen , progesterone ( both) epinephrine, norepinephrine

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4
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Exocytosis

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Secretion of hormones occurs when the vesicles fuse to the mbrn

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5
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Polypeptide+protein Hormones

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Stored in secretory vesicles until needed

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6
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Steroid hormones

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Synthesized from cholesterol, not stored

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7
Q

Exocytosis

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Secrete epinephrine + norepinephrine

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8
Q

Negative feedback

A

Prevents over activity of hormones system

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9
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Positive feedback

A

Surges of hormones

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10
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Down regulation of receptors

A

The receptors proteins are often inactivated or destroyed

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11
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Up regulation of receptors

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The stimulating hormone induces greater than nrml formation of receptors

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12
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Hypophysis

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Small gland in hypophyseal fossa and connected to hypothalamus by pituiataru stalk

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13
Q

Anterior pituitary ( adenophysis )

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Pars distalis : larger portion

Pars tuberalis : fotms a sheath around infun

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14
Q

Posterior pituitary ( neurohypophysis)

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Pars nervosa : larger bulbar portion

Infundivulum

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15
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Secretiom by anterior pituitary

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Controlled by hypothalamic realeasing and inhibitory

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16
Q

Superior hypophyseal arteries

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Bring blood into hypothalamus

17
Q

Magnocellular neurons

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Are large neuron where posterior pituitary are located

18
Q

Anterior pituiatry hormones

secreted by:

A

Growth hormone / corticotropin / thyrotropin/ prolactin/ LH