Nagi,s 4th Lecture ENDOCRINOLOGY Flashcards
is the ionized iodide take into the thyroid active or not
Yes it is active because it is against electrical and constructional gradient
What is the name of the ionized iodide pump
Na- ionized iodide symport
What does stimuli Na- ionized iodide pump
Thyroid stimulating hormone TSH
What are the inhibitors of the Na-I pump
Monovalentes ions Like 1-potassium perchlorate 2-thiocyanate Alao called antithyroid agents
What are the other hormones that use iodide too
Salivary glands
Mammillary glands
Gastricry glands
Placenta
What is the name of the enzyme the convert ionized iodide to elemental iodine
Thyroid peroxidase
What is the name of the enzyme that carry the ionized iodide from the cells to the luman
Called pendrin
And it is iodide/chloride transporter
What is the second name of the T4
Thyroxin
What is the second name of the T3
Triiodothyronine
What are the thyroid peroxidase anti drugs
Propyl thiouracil
Carbi mazole
Methi mazole
What are the thyroid hormones carries in the blood
They are plasma proteins
70% is thyroid binding complex
15% albumin
15% prealbumin
What is the chemical structure of thyroxin t4
3,5,3’,5’
What is the chemical structure of the reversed triiodothyronine RT3
3,3’,5’
How does the cell turn the T4 to T3 when it needs
بتشيل ال5’و برميها بالتراش ب انزايم اسمو
5’Deiodinase enzyme
What is the half time of triiodothyronine T3
1 day
What is the half time of the thyroxin T4
7 days
In caes of any liver disease (less glubolins) or kidney disease (losing globulins) what happens to the thyroid hormones
The total hormones will decrease but the FREE part which is0.1% will stay constant due to the -ve FB mechanism
What does the thyroid hormones do to the catechamines and why
They potentiate them because they are made if the same a.a tyrosine
In the people who has hyperthyroidism what is more important to give more than antithyroid agents
Beta blockers because they potentiate the cachelamines work on adrenergic receptors too but the most important one is beta
What are the receptors of the thyroid hormones
T4 take the 4 (alpha1,2-beta1,2)
T3 take 3 (all except alphat2)
Are the thyroid hormones genomic or non genomics
Genomic
At which age the blood brain barrier is developed
At the 2 year
What are the functions of the thyroid hormones
Metabolism
Development in young
What is the main effect of the metabolism function of the thyroid hormones
Increasing oxygen consumption by increasing the size and the number of the mitochondria almost in all tissues