Biology 3201 13.2 Endocrine glands (pituitary) p. 427-431.

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Biology Endocrine glands (pituitary) p

Pituitary is connected to Hypothalamus

Pituitary has 2 lobes

Control of the Anterior is different from the posterior

Posterior pituitary stores hormones for release

Where the pituitary fits in the big picture!!

Real pituitary

Portal system or vessels

Master Gland

Oxytocin Antidiuretic ACTH TSH HGH LH/FSH Prolactin

Gigantism 12 year old boy 6’ 5” Too much HGH in youth usually caused by tumour

Acromegaly enlarged hands, feet & face Too much HGH as adult Usually caused by tumour treat tumor or hGH blocking drugs

Pituitary dwarfism too little HGH as child tumor or missing pituitary note normal proportions

Genetic dwarfism note out of proportion big head regular body, short legs & arms

Prolactin stimulates lactogenesis Normally dopamine inhibits prolactin suckling stimultes nerves on nipple hypothalmus stimultes the production of prolactin Neuroendocrine reflex

Anti-diuretic hormone produced in Posterior Pituitary causes body to retain water too much salt detected by HYPO ADH produced too little salt detected less ADH produced Diabetes insipidus= insufficient Anti-diuretic produced

Oxytocin 1 function

Oxytocin 2nd function

Oxytocin; Affiliation hormone

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