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ENDOCRINE SYSTEM 1
R. Kalliecharan
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Hormonal Effects
Hormones regulate :1) Homeostasis– chemical comp and
volume2) Metabolic Activities3) Growth and Development4) Reproduction5) Immune System6) Smooth and Cardiac Muscles
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Location of Glands
• 1) Specific Hormones affect SpecficTARGET Cells by binding to `Specific RECEPTORS
• For e.g. TSH binds to receptors on surface of Thyroid Follicular cells but not to Adrenals
• Receptors are constantly synthesized and broken down
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Hormone TransportCirculating Hormones ( Endocrine
secretion) - hormones in blood act on distant target cell e.g. LH or ACTH
Paracrine secretion – act within short distance e.g. Gastrin H of G-cells in pylorus act on parietal cells of fundic glands
Juxtacrine secretion-- act at very short distance e.g. somatostatin inhibits insulin
Autocrine secretion-act on themselves e.g. interleukin-2
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Mechanism of Hormone Action
• 1) Steroid and Thyroid Hormones—activation of intracellular
receptor• 2) Protein Hormones—activation of
plasma membrane –1st messenger –adenyl cyclase activation followed by 2 nd messenger (c AMP )
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Pituitary Gland (Hypophysis)• Location: Sella Turcica of Sphenoid bone• Gland is attached to Hypothalamus by
infundibulum• Lobes:1) Adenohypophysis- oral ectoderm
and (2) Neurohypophysis-neural ectoderm• 1)Adeno—consists of pars distalis (Ant
pit) , pars tuberalis and pars intermedia• 2)Neuro—consists of pars nervosa (Post
pit) , infundibular stem and median eminence
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Pars nervosa
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Hypophyseal Portal System
• 1) Hypothalamus secretes releasing and inhibiting hormones into primary capillary plexus (pcp) at Med Eminence
• 2) Int Carotid A—superior hypophysealartery---PCP---hypophyseal portal veins ---secondary CP in pars distalis— hormones go out via Ant hypophyseal veins
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Ant Pit (pars distalis)
• 1) Cells are ÷ into chromophils and chromophobes
• Chromophils are ÷ into acidophilsand basophils
• 2) Acidophils and secretions :a) somatotrophs → GH (somatotropin)b) mammotrophs → prolactin
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• 3) Basophils and secretionsa) thyrotrophs → TSHb) corticotrophs → ACTH, LPH, MSH,
endorphins and enkephalinsc) gonadotrophs → LH and FSH
4) Chromophobes → no cytoplasmicstaining
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Hypothalamic Regulation of Pars Distalis
• Hypothalamus secretes Releasing and Inhibiting Hormones
• TRH--- ↑ TSH --- ↑ T 4 + T 3
• CRH--- ↑ ACTH--- ↑ glucocorticoids(Adrenals)
• GnRH--- ↑ FSH--- ovary (↑ estrogens) , -- Sertoli cells (↑ABP and inhibin)
• --↑ LH maturation,ovulation, and corpus luteum
• --Leydig cells (↑ testosterone )
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Hypothalamic Regulationof Pars Distalis
• GRH(SRH)---↑GH--- ↑Somatomedin C• Somatostatin---↓ GH• PRH--- ↑ Prolactin--- ↑ milk secretion• PIH (dopamine)--- ↓ Prolactin
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Cont.
• Pars Tuberalis--- some cells secrete FSH and LH
• Pars Intermedia---Area is rudimentary in Humans
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Negative Feedback System
• Hypothalamus(CRH)->AntPit(↑ACTH)• ↑ ↓• ¦ Adrenal cortex(↑cortisol)• ¦ ↓• ---------------------------------- ↓
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Target Tissue Target Tissue
T3& T4
+
TSH
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Neurohypophysis• Pars nervosa (post pit)---has no secretory
cells. It has pituicytes and unmyelinated axons of neurosecretory neurons.
• Herring bodies contain hormones. These are Oxytocin from paraventricular N.-uterine m
• And ADH (vasopressin )from supraoptic N• -- increases water permeability of kidneys
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