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ENDOCRINE SYSTEM OVERVIEW
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Objectives
• Understanding the common aspects of neural and endocrinal regulations.
• Describing the chemical nature of hormones.
• Describing the types of hormones.
• Understanding the different mechanisms of hormonal action & concept of second messenger system.
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Introduction• Body systems work to maintain homeostasis (internal
environment of the body as blood pressure, pH, water and electrolyte balance, temperature, etc.)
• Major regulatory systems of body:1- Nervous system 2- Endocrine system
• Nervous and Endocrine systems act together to coordinate functions of all body systems.
• These systems communicate by way of electrical and/or chemical signals
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Regulatory Systems Act together to coordinate functions of all body systems.
1- Nervous system: Nerve impulses / Neurotransmitters. Faster responses, briefer effects, acts on specific targets.
2- Endocrine system: Its information is conveyed via hormones released
directly into blood and diffuse to the tissues to regulate their functions.
Slower responses, effects last longer, broader influence.
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Fig. 13.2
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Role of endocrine system
1) Regulating the body functions. Along with autonomic
nervous system, controlling activities of both circulatory
and digestive systems.
2) Controlling cellular metabolism as growth & secretion.
3) Controlling the rate of chemical reactions in cells.
4) Controlling transport of substances through cell
membrane.
5) Controlling Reproduction.
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Features of Endocrinology• The endocrine system consists of the ductless
endocrine glands that are scattered throughout the body.
• Its information is conveyed via hormones released directly into blood and diffuse to tissues to regulate their functions.
• Its speed of response is relatively slow (some hormonal effects occur within seconds while others require days to start).
• It is largely a self-regulating system.
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RECEPTORS A target cell responds to a hormone because it bears receptors for the hormone. It is a protein made by the target cell (protein synthesis after gene expression). The protein is made, then inserted into plasma membrane, or found in cytoplasm or nucleus. The active site on the protein “fits” the hormone. Acts to convert the signal into a response.
What would happen if there was a gene defect in the DNA code for a receptor? What would happen if the receptor protein was denatured?
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Human Endocrine System (major glands)
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Hormones Chemical substances released from endocrine glands
or specialized cells (e.g., neuroendocrine cells) directly into blood to produce a systemic physiological response.
They slow down or speed up the biological functions
according to body needs (they do not initiate activities).
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Types of Hormones
• According to the distance the hormone travels:– Endocrine–Paracrine–Autocrine
• According to solubility:–Hydrophilic e.g. Peptide hormones.– Lipophilic e.g. Steroid hormones.
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1- Endocrine hormones: circulate in blood throughout body.
2- Local hormones:• Paracrines: tissue hormones act on nearby cells only,
include cytokines, neurotrophins, and prostaglandins.
• Autocrines: act on the same cells that secrete them.
Types of Hormones
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1) Protein hormones: more than 100 amino acids (Growth Hormone & Prolactin).
2) Polypeptides: less than 100 amino acids (insulin).3) Glycoprotein: > 100 amino acids with carbohydrate (FSH & LH).4) Amino acid derivatives: derived from tyrosine (epinephrine,
norepinephrine & thyroxine) or from tryptophan (melatonin). 5) Steroids: derived from cholesterol as:
Sex steroids: testosterone, estradiol, progesterone are secreted by testes, ovaries, placenta and adrenal cortex.
Corticosteroids: cortisol and aldosterone are secreted by adrenal cortex.
Calcitriol (1, 25 dihydroxy cholecalciferol).
Types of Hormones
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MECHANISM OF HORMONAL ACTION
• Response depends on both hormone and target cells.
1) Lipophilic (Lipid-soluble) hormones: pass through the plasma membrane of target cells and bind to intracellular receptors, thereby regulating target cell genes.
2) Hydrophilic (Water-soluble) hormones: cannot pass through plasma membranes, and thus use second messengers
within the target cells, such as cyclic AMP, IP3, and Ca++, for
mediation.
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1- Hormones That Do Not Enter Cells• Hormones that are too large or too polar to cross
plasma membranes include all peptides, glycoprotein hormones, as well as catecholamines.
• They bind to receptors located on the outer surface of the plasma membrane triggering reactions inside cells through second messenger mechanisms.
• Many of these hormones induce the release of intracellular second messengers that transmit the hormone signal inside the cell.
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• The polar hormones bind to receptors located on the outer surface of the cell
membrane. This activates enzymes that enlist second-messenger molecules.
Many hormones activate adenylate cyclase when they bind to their
receptors. This enzyme produces cyclic AMP (cAMP), which activates protein
kinase enzymes within the cell cytoplasm.
Other hormones may activate phospholipase C when they bind to their
receptors. This leads to the release of inositol triphosphate (IP3), which
stimulates the endoplasmic reticulum to release Ca2+ into the cytoplasm,
activating calmodulin.
The membrane receptors for insulin and various growth factors are tyrosine
kinase enzymes that are activated by binding to the hormone. Once
activated, the receptor kinase phosphorylates signaling molecules in the
cytoplasm that can have many effects.
Second messengers
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Second messengersSecond messengers include: 1) cyclic AMP
2) cyclic GMP (e.g. Atrial natriuretic peptide)
3) Intracellular Ca2+
4) phospholipase C which catalyzes phosphoinositide
turnover producing inositol triphosphates (IP3) &
diacyl glycerol (DAG).
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Cell mechanism & Second messengersG Protein–Linked Hormone Receptors:
• Many hormones activate receptors that indirectly regulate the
activity of target proteins (e.g., enzymes or ion channels) by coupling
with groups of cell membrane proteins called heterotrimeric GTP-
binding proteins (G proteins)
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2- Hormones That Enter Cells
Lipophilic hormones Lipophilic hormones (steroids and thyroid hormones) bind to intracellular receptors, which function as ligand-dependant transcription factors.
Some steroid hormones bind to cytoplasmic receptors, which then move into the nucleus. Other steroids and thyroxine bind to receptors already in the nucleus.
Each receptor binds to both the hormone and to a region of DNA called a hormone-response element.
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Steroids action
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1 Lipid-solublehormonediffuses into cell
Blood capillary
Target cell
Transportprotein
Free hormone
1 Lipid-solublehormonediffuses into cell
Blood capillary
Activatedreceptor-hormonecomplex altersgene expression
NucleusReceptor
mRNA
DNACytosol
Target cell
Transportprotein
Free hormone
2
1 Lipid-solublehormonediffuses into cell
Blood capillary
Activatedreceptor-hormonecomplex altersgene expression
NucleusReceptor
mRNANewly formedmRNA directssynthesis ofspecific proteinson ribosomes
DNACytosol
Target cell
Transportprotein
Free hormone
Ribosome
2
3
1 Lipid-solublehormonediffuses into cell
Blood capillary
Activatedreceptor-hormonecomplex altersgene expression
NucleusReceptor
mRNANewly formedmRNA directssynthesis ofspecific proteinson ribosomes
DNACytosol
Target cell
New proteins altercell's activity
Transportprotein
Free hormone
Ribosome
Newprotein
2
3
4
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Table 18-3, p. 674
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Feedback control• The effective plasma conc. of a hormone is regulated by Feedback
control:
• -ve feedback mech.:
Anterior pituitary hormones stimulate target gland. (TSH from Anterior pituitary Thyroxine from thyroid gland).
E.g. ↓ Thyroxine ↑ TSH release from Anterior pituitary ↑ Thyroxine ↓ TSH.
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Endocrine disorders
Result mainly from 1. Hormone excess (hypersecretion)or 2. Deficiency (hyposecretion)or 3. Decreased target-cell responsiveness
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العبد " مادام العبد عون في واللهأخيه عون "فى
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