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Animal Science 434 Reproductive Physiology Endocrinology: Part B

Mechanism of Hormone Action

Mechanism of Hormone Action

Receptor Structure

Mechanism of Hormone Action Protein Hormones (cAMP second messenger) LH G Receptor Plasma Membrane Adenylate Cyclase C R Protein Kinase A (PKA) S-ER Steroid Synthesis Mitochondria Nucleus DNA R-ER Protein Synthesis Protein Synthesis (Enzymes)

Mechanism of Hormone Action Protein Hormones (cAMP second messenger) LH G Receptor Plasma Membrane Adenylate Cyclase ATP cAMP C R cAMP C R Protein Kinase A (PKA) S-ER Steroid Synthesis Mitochondria Nucleus DNA R-ER Protein Synthesis Protein Synthesis (Enzymes)

Mechanism of Hormone Action Protein Hormones (cAMP second messenger) LH G Receptor Plasma Membrane Adenylate Cyclase C R cAMP ATP cAMP Protein Kinase A (PKA) S-ER Steroid Synthesis (+ PO4) Mitochondria Nucleus DNA Histones mRNA R-ER Protein Synthesis Protein Synthesis (Enzymes)

Mechanism of Hormone Action Protein Hormones (cAMP second messenger) Testosterone LH G Receptor Plasma Membrane Adenylate Cyclase C R cAMP ATP cAMP Protein Kinase A (PKA) S-ER Steroid Synthesis (+ PO4) Mitochondria Pregnenolone Cholesterol Nucleus DNA Histones Cholesterol mRNA R-ER Protein Synthesis Protein Synthesis (Enzymes)

Mechanism of Hormone Action Protein Hormones (cAMP second messenger) Testosterone LH G Receptor Plasma Membrane Adenylate Cyclase C R cAMP ATP cAMP Protein Kinase A (PKA) S-ER Steroid Synthesis (+ PO4) Mitochondria Pregnenolone Cholesterol Nucleus DNA Histones Cholesterol mRNA R-ER Protein Synthesis Protein Synthesis (Enzymes)

cAMP Second Messenger Hormones Anterior Pituitary Hormones LH, FSH, Prolactin STH, ACTH, TSH Placental Hormones HCG, eCG

Protein Hormones (Ca2+ Second Messenger) GnRH G-protein Plasma Membrane Receptor PIP2 PLC R Protein Kinase C Ca2+ Secretory Granules Endoplasmic Reticulum Plasma Membrane

Protein Hormones (Ca2+ Second Messenger) GnRH G-protein Plasma Membrane PIP2 PIP2 Receptor PLC R Protein Kinase C Ca2+ Secretory Granules Endoplasmic Reticulum Plasma Membrane

Protein Hormones (Ca2+ Second Messenger) GnRH G-protein Plasma Membrane PIP2 PIP2 DAG IP3 Receptor PLC Protein Kinase C R R Ca2+ Ca2+ Secretory Granules Endoplasmic Reticulum Plasma Membrane

Protein Hormones (Ca2+ Second Messenger) GnRH G-protein Plasma Membrane PIP2 PIP2 DAG IP3 Receptor PLC Protein Kinase C R R Ca2+ Ca2+ Secretory Granules Endoplasmic Reticulum Plasma Membrane

Protein Hormones (Ca2+ Second Messenger) GnRH G-protein Plasma Membrane PIP2 PIP2 DAG IP3 Receptor PLC Protein Kinase C R R Ca2+ Ca2+ LH Fusion Secretory Granules Endoplasmic Reticulum Plasma Membrane

Calcium Second Messenger Hormones GnRH triggers release of LH in anterior pituitary Oxytocin triggers contractions of smooth muscle PGF2 triggers apoptosis of cell inhibition of progesterone synthesis

Steroid Hormone Action (Slow) (estrogen) Diffusion? Cell Membrane Change in Cell Physiology Cytoplasm Nucleus New Protein Receptor DNA mRNA R-ER Protein synthesis

Steroid Hormone Mechanism Estradiol Progesterone Testosterone, Dihydrotestosterone Cortisol

Steroid Hormone (Fast) Ca2+ (cAMP second messenger) Estradiol G Receptor Plasma Membrane Adenylate Cyclase C R cAMP ATP cAMP Protein Kinase A (PKA) Ca2+ (+ PO4) Smooth Muscle Contraction (Uterine Myometrial Cell) Nucleus DNA Histones mRNA R-ER Protein Synthesis Protein Synthesis (Enzymes)

Steroid Hormone (Fast) Not the classical mechanism of action of a steroid hormone Requires plasma membrane receptor Operates via protein kinase activation Estradiol – smooth muscle of uterus

{ Feedback Loops [ ] - - Hypothalamus Neuro-secretory Cells Releasing Hormones Polypeptides Portal Vein - Anterior Pituitary - Gonadotropins: FSH, LH Proteins Blood Stream Gonads [ Why only effects on Receptor on Cell Surface ] target organs Cyclic AMP inside cell Testosterone { Steroid Hormone Production Estradiol Progesterone Blood Stream Bound to Protein

Endocrine Feedback Loops Negative gonadal steriods Testosterone, Progesterone, Estradiol Protein hormones inhibin Positive Gonadal steroids estradiol

Chapter 5 of Textbook Contains more than covered here Responsible for all material in book Also Handout 4 (found in lecture outline)

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