HYPOPHYSIS (PITUITARY GLAND) HISTOLOGY AND DEVELOPMENT Flashcards

1
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Target cell activation of a hormone depends on

A

Activation depends on 3 factors:
• Blood levels of the hormone
• Relative number of receptors on the target cell
• Affinity of those receptors for the hormone

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2
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Types of hormones

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Peptide hormones
Lipid derivatives
Amino acid derivatives
thyroid hormones and epinephrine norepinephrine

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3
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How Hormones Work

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  1. Activate Second Messengers (Involves regulatory G proteins)
    (This is how amino acid-derived, peptide, and fatty acid-derived hormones work)
  2. Activate Genes
    (This is how steroid and thyroid hormones work)
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4
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Parts of pituitary

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Anterior pituitary
Pars distal is
Pars tuberalis
Parts intermedia

Posterior pituitary
Pars nervous
Infindubular stalk

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5
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The pituitary gland is entirely

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Ectodermal

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6
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Anterior lobe of pituitary gland is derived from

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Ratkhe’s pouch

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7
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Posterior lobe of pituitary is derived from

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neuroectoderm of
the floor of the third ventricle (the diencephalon) of the
developing brain.

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8
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….. contains the neurosecretory axons forming the
23hypothalamohypophysial tracts.

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Infindibulum

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9
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Superior hypophyseal arteries

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supply the pars tuberalis,
median eminence and infundibulum. These vessels arise from
the internal carotid arteries and posterior communicating artery
of the circle of Willis.

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10
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Inferior hypophyseal arteries

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primarily supply the pars
nervosa. These vessels arise solely from the internal carotid
arteries.

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11
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Percentages

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GH 50
TSH 5
PRL 20
ACTH 20
FFSH LH 10

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12
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Cells of pars distalis

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-Basophils
1 Corticotropes (ACTH cells)
-Acidophils
2 Gonadotropes(FSH and LH cells)
3 Thyrotropes ( TSH cells)
1 somatotrops (GH cells)
2 Lctotrops (PRL mammatrops)
-Chromophobes
Follicular stellate cells

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13
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3 hormones regulate the release of PRL

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1 Dopamine ——— inhibitory
2TRH
3VIP ————- stimulitaey

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15
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The parenchymal cells of pars intermedia surrounds
colloid-filled follicles

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(Rathke’s cysts

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16
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The pars intermedia contains

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basophils and
chromophobes
Basophils synthesize proopiomelanocortin. Alpha and beta MSH

18
Q

NEUROSECRETORY
VESİCLES

A

Herring bodies

19
Q

Cells of pars nervosa

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Pituicytes