22 - Pancreatic Hormones Flashcards

1
Q

What hormones are secreted by Pancres?

A

Insulin and Glucagon

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2
Q

What are the 2 types of tissue found in the pancreas?

A

Acini and

Islets of Langerhans (alpha beta delta)

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3
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Which type of cells control Insulin and amylin

A

Beta cells of Islets

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4
Q

Which type of cell control glucagon release?

A

Alpha cells of Islets (when are low)

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5
Q

Which type of cell control somatostatin release?

A

Delta cells

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6
Q

How is glucagon secretion controlled?

A

Amylin inhibts Insulin
Insulin inhibit glucagon
somatostatin inhibit Insulin and glucagon

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7
Q

How can glucagon affect the body?

A

Inc glycogeno-lysis - liver

Inc Gluconeogenesis - liver

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8
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What other organs/effects does glucagon have?

A

Inc heart stregth
Inc blood flow Kidneys
Inc bile secretion
Stop gastric juices

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9
Q

How can we also stimulate glucagon secretion?

A

With high [ ] of A.A

Glucagon will convert excess A.A to make gluc for tissues

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10
Q

When do we notice somatostatins level to be inc?

A

Inc glycemia
Inc a.a
Inc f.a

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11
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How does somatostatin work?

A

Its inhibitory…
it will act locally for islets selts stoping insuling and glucagon
Slow movement of stomach etc
Dec secretion / absorbtion in G.I.T

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12
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How does somatostattin work?

A

It inhibits hypothal ant G.H secretion

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13
Q

Role of insulin by it not being there =

A

Hypergylcemia.. acidosis.. etc

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14
Q

Synthesis of Insulin

A

Pre-proinsulin made in ER

Cleaved to Proinsulin in Golgi

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15
Q

Where does Insulin bind

A

To InsulinR

Which has 2 alpha 2 beta.. and it causes autophosphorylation of Tyr.K

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16
Q

Where does insulin not bind to R?

A

It will bind muscles/adipocytes but NOT neurons in the brain

17
Q

How does glucose cause the uptake in liver?

A

1) Enzymatic stimulation causing glycogen synthase
2) Liver phosphorylase inactivation
3) Glucose uptake

18
Q

How does insulin affect Gluco-neogenesis

A

Dec enzymes that would causes it

or decrease the release of a.a for it to start making glucose

19
Q

Why doesn’t the brain need insulin?

A

It is permeable to glucose

20
Q

How does insulin affect fat storage?

A

Insulin inc. usage of gluocse
Decrease break down of fat
Promote synthesis of fat ( convert excess in liver)

21
Q

Why do we need to prevent hyperglycemia?

A

If you have inc gluc

1) it inc osmotic P in ECF => dehydration
2) You loose gluc in urine.. leads to loss of fluid
3) Inc gluc longterm = tissue damage

22
Q

What are the effects of insulin on genes?

A
It promots protein synthesis and storage
Fxn insulin:
-> Transports A.A into cells
-> Promote translation of mRNA 
->Inc transcription of selective genes
-> stops breakdown of proteins 
-> Decrease liver gluconeogenesis
23
Q

What amino acid is able to stimulate insulin secretion?

A

Lysine and Arginine

24
Q

Gives 4 names of hormones that have an effect on mechanism of insulin

A

G.H
Cortisol
Glucagon
Epi

25
Q

If you have epinephrine release it:

A

Increase glycemia