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Rajewski-A&P II Ch. 13

Ch.13

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endocrine systemassists nervous system with communication and control of the body-is ductless and travels a long way to do its job
quasi endocrine glandsare paracrine glands and autocrine glands
paracrine glandsact on close target cells
autocrine glandsact on cell that is exactly the same type as secreting cell
exocrine glandhave ducts-travel to specific site ex. sweat gland
thyroid glandatoms apple-secretes hormones through blood stream to receptor cells
receptorsmade of protein or glycoproteins containing specific binding sites
endocrine and nervous sytemcommunicate using chemical signals
nervous systemuses chemical signals called neuro transmitters
endocrine sytemuses hormones through the blood stream to target specific receptors of tatget cells only- no receptor = no hormone effected
nervous systemcells are neurons-chemical signal is neurotransmitter-action is receptors on postsynaptic cell-speed of onset is seconds-duration of action is brief unless neuro activity continues
endocrine systemcells are glandular epithelium-chemical signal is a hormone-action is receptors on a target cell-speed is seconds to hours-duration of action is breif or may last for days even if secretion ceases, it stays in blood until filtered out of body
hormone actionhormones released from gland into extracellur spaces surrounding endocrine cells
hormones play a role indevelopment and growth-blood pressure-homeostasis
hormones regulatemetabolic processes by changing chemical reactions
adrenal glandrenal=kidney
pancreasis an endocrine and digestive organ
chemistry of hormonessteroid or steroid like hormones or Non steroid hormones
steroid hormes arederived from cholesterol- sex hormones like testosteron and estrogen- adrenal cortex hormones
non steroid hormones areAmines=epinepheron- Protein=long chains of amino acids- Glycoproteins=sugars,proteins,carbohydrates- Peptides=short chains of amino acids
steroid hormone action1-endocrine gland secretes steroid hormone through blood stream to specific receptors and combines with molecules 2-steroid hormone diffuses through target cell membrane and enters cytoplasm or nucleus 3-hormone combines with receptor molecule through cytoplasm of nucleus 4-steroid hormone receptor complex binds to DNA and promotes transcription of messenger MRNA 5-New synthesis of protein causes change in action of cell effects on hormone
steroids easily diffuse in cell membraneare soluble in lipids
Thyroid hormones act likesteroid hormones and are soluble in lipids of cell membrane
Non steroid hormone action1-endocrine gland secretes non steroid hormone through blood stream 2-combines with binding site of receptor molecule(target cell) activating site with G protein 3-Adenylate Cyclase moloecules are activated ATP into Cyclic (CAMP) 4-Cyclic amp activates protein Kinases which activate protein substrates that change metabolic processes which change the hormones effects
first messenger1st hormone trigering cascade of events
2nd messengercyclic (CAMP) Bio-chemical that induces changes in cell
Human Growth Hormoneincreses lean muscle mass- no effects in aerobic performance or stamina, actually negative effect- water retention and lactate production
Anabolic SteroidsMimic testerone effects- liver damage, high blood pressure, left venticle of heart, testicular atrophy, gynocly( bitch tits!)
prostaglandinsregulate cellular response to hormones- inhibit or activate adenylate cyclase- control C AMP production- alter a cells response to hormones- are not stored in cells and are synthesised before they are released
Perricrine secretionsonly act on close cells and do not travel
Hormone secretions controlled byprimarily negative feedback mechanism(response negates what is going on in the environment- Positive feedback rare ex. Ocytocin release dirring labor to cause contactions
Hormone control sourcesBrain=receptor and Endocrine Galnds respond as effectors
Hydrophillicloves water
hydrophobicnot like water
Pituitary Glandlies at base of brain in sella turcia- consists of 2 distinct portions
diabetes mellitus type:11-pancreas can not produce insulin 2-autoimmune disorder, immune system attacks cells of the pancreas 3-symptoms usually appear by 20 years of age 4- signs=wounds don't heal normally, weight loss, urine output, kidney damage, vision loss, leg ulcers-5-keotones are accumulated, sodium ions lost
Type 2 diabetespancreas does not produce insulin- occurs in 40 and older-caused by overeating and not enough exercise- signs and symptoms similar to type 1, Treatment=proper diet and exercise
Pre diabetesraise in blood sugar after eating(not high enough to be considered diabetes- Diagnosis=oral glucose tolerance test- Treatment=insulin, islet transplantation, stem cell research, and gastric bypass


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