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Chapter 45 45.1-45.2 Pgs. 974-984 Objective: I can describe the basic categories of the endocrine system and relate them to various feedback mechanisms I’ve learned.
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Nervous System involves Electrical Signals & Chemical Neurotransmitters Fast and Immediate response (transient) Endocrine System involves Chemical Hormones & Endocrine Glands Secreted into extracellular fluid & carried by circulatory system (remains internal) Hormones only act on target cells (receptors) Slow response but longer-lasting…AND… Two systems NOT exclusive (often work together) Neurosecretory cells receive neural (electrical impulse) and secrete hormone (Ductless) neuro confined widespread FYI, pheremones are external
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Endocrine: long distance Paracrine: short distance: local signal nearby cells Autocrine: signal itself externally…wha..? Para/Auto-crine use local regulators (not hormones) Synaptic: nervous (elec/chem) Neuroendocrine: combination of the two Classify by distance neurotransmitters
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Growth factors (i.e. cytokines) For cells: promote division Nitric Oxide (NO) Vasodilation (increase blood flow) Viagra works on NO pathway… Prostaglandins First found in prostate gland (added to semen) Uterine walls (aides conception/contractions) Promote fever/inflammation/pain Ibuprofen inhibit prostaglandin (relieves pain)
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3 chemical classes; 2 soluble classes Small proteins (peptides): at most ~30 amino acids Amines dervied from amino acids Steroids (type of lipid…) Hormones signal a change in target cell by 1) Reception: 2 possibilities On cell membrane or Within cell/nucleus 2) Signal Transduction (chain reactions) 3) Response: 2 possibilities Cytoplasmic or Nuclear If nuclear, regulation of gene Water-soluble Lipid-soluble Review Ch. 11 Why different reception?
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If water-soluble hormone… Receptor on surface of cell membrane Response can be cytoplasmic or nuclear If lipid-soluble hormone… Receptor in cytoplasm or nucleus Response can be either May need to make second messengers cAMP, IP 3
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Hormones will circulate throughout entire body and only affect cells with receptor But can have different cells with same receptor, resulting in different responses How?
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Review Control Pathway (w/Feedback) Ch.40 1) Receptor or Sensor (located on ) 2) Control Center (Endocrine Gland/Cell) 3) Effector (Target Cell) For Endocrine system, control center sends out hormone (efferent signal) Pathways can be simple or complex (figure) Pathways can be classified as Negative Feedback Positive Feedback
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Negative Failure in this results in… Diabetes (2 types) Type 1 = immune system destroys pancreas ability to make insulin Type 2 = cells stop responding to insulin
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