1 Chapter Ⅶ. The Endocrine Pancreas PS Wang/ 2004.05.

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1 Chapter Ⅶ. The Endocrine Pancreas PS Wang/

2 Islets of Langerhans (ovoid, 1-2% of the wt. of pancreas) 1.A cell (20%) glucagon catabolic, mobilizing glu., FFA & A.A. from stores into blood stream 2.B cell (>50%) insulin anabolic, increasing the storage of glu. 3.D cell (1-8%) somatostatin insulin, glucagon 4.No designation (few) pancreatic polypeptide function unknown 5.the fifth cell type PS Wang/

3 Yen & Jaffe 23-1 #240

4 Hadley Endocrinology nd ed #2007

5 Ganong Review of Medical Physiology st ed #256

6 Ganong Review of Medical Physiology th ed #258

7 Ganong, W.F. Review of Medical Physiology 23rd Edition, ©2010 by The Mc Graw-Hill Companies, Inc.

8 Modified from Akt = protein kinase B GLUT-4 =Glucose transporter type 4 IRS-1 = insulin receptor substrate-1

9 Ganong Review of Medical Physiology th ed #1428

10 Hadley Endocrinology nd ed #2008

11 Hadley Endocrinology nd ed #2009

12 Ganong Review of Medical Physiology st ed #259

13 Ganong Review of Medical Physiology st ed #156

14 Ganong Review of Medical Physiology st ed #1429

15 Ganong Review of Medical Physiology st ed #260

16 #206

17 Hadley Endocrinology nd ed #2013

18 #165

19 Characteristics of Diabetes Mellites polyuria, polydipsia (= excessive thirst), weight loss in spite of polyphagia ( appetite) hyperglycemia, glycosuria, ketosis, acidosis, coma PS Wang/

20 Glucose Tolerance If a glucose load is given to a diabetic, the blood glucose rises higher and returns to the baseline more slowly than it normally does PS Wang/

21 Chemistry polypeptide, 29 A.A. 2. MW = t 1/2 = 5-10 min 4. synthesized from proglucagon 5. degraded by liver Effects glycogenolytic, gluconeogenic, lipolytic 2. stimulates adenylate cyclase (in liver) glycogen break down blood glucose 3. does not cause glycogenolysis in muscle 4. stiumlates the secretion of GH, insluin, SRIF Regulation of secretion protein meal glucagon 2. starvation glucagon Glucagon PS Wang/

22 #163

23 Hadley Endocrinology nd ed #2010

24 Ganong Review of Medical Physiology st ed #158

25 Ganong Review of Medical Physiology st ed #157

26 Hadley Endocrinology nd ed #2012

27 Ganong Review of Medical Physiology th ed #160

28 Human Diabetes Juvenile Diabetes : onset in childhood or adolescene frequently ketoacidosis B cell disorders pancreatic insulin content is low Maturity Diabetes : onset in adult (obese people) ketoacidosis is rare B cell morphology is normal pancreatic insulin content is normal PS Wang/

29 Tepperman & Tepperman Metabolic and Endocrine Physiology th ed #1239