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ch. 45 part 1 Flashcards

1
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steps of long-distance regulators

A
  1. regulator/monitor
  2. setpoint
  3. change in factor (controlling factor released)
  4. hormonal release
  5. circulation
  6. target cell
  7. receptor
  8. signal transduction
  9. balance restored
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2
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function of endocrine system

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chemical signaling by hormones

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3
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endo

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within

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4
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crine

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secrete

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5
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nervous system

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network of specialized cells (neurons) that transmit signals along dedicated pathways

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6
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what systems often overlap in function?

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nervous and endocrine

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7
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where do endocrine cells secrete hormones

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extracellular fluids

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8
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what are hormones picked up by

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circulatory system

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9
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what does endocrine signaling do

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  • maintains homeostasis
  • mediates responses to stimuli
  • regulates growth/development
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10
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local regulators

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molecules that act over short distances
- reach target cells by diffusion

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11
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2 types of local regulators

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  • paracrine signaling
  • autocrine signaling
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12
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paracrine signaling

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target cells lie near secreting cells

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13
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autocrine signaling

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target cell is secreting cell

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14
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para

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along side

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auto

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self

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16
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roles of paracrine/autocrine signaling

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  • blood pressure regulation
  • nervous system function
  • reproduction
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17
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prostaglandins

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local regulators that mediate paracrine/autocrine signaling

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18
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where do prostaglandins function?

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immune system and blood clotting

19
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synaptic signaling

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neurons form specialized junctions with target cells (synapses)

20
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what are secreted at synapses?

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neurotransmitters

21
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neurotransmitters

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secreted molecules that diffuse short distances and bind to receptors on target cells

22
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neuroendocrine signaling

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specialized neurosecretory cells secrete neurohormones that diffuse from nerve endings into the blood stream

23
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pheromones

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chemicals that are released into the environment
- used for communication

24
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purpose of pheromones

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  1. marking trails leading to food
  2. defining territories
  3. warning of predators
  4. attracting potential mates
25
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what are prostaglandins composed of

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modified fatty acids

26
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what are local regulators composed of

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polypeptides, gases, modified fatty acids

27
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nitric oxide

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gas that functions in body as both local regulator and neurotrnasmitter

28
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function of NO

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when level of oxygen in blood falls, activates enzyme that results in vasodilation
- increases blood flow to tissues

29
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3 major classes of hormones

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  1. polypeptides
  2. steroids
  3. amines
30
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are polypeptides/amines water or lipid soluble

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water-soluble

31
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are steroid hormones water or lipid soluble

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lipid-soluble

32
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water-soluble hormones

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  • secreted by exocytosis
  • travel freely in bloodstream
  • bind to cell-surface receptors
33
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lipid-soluble hormones

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  • diffuse across cell membranes
  • travel in blood bound to transport proteins
  • diffuse through membrane of target cell
  • receptors in cytoplasm or nucleus of target cell
34
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what does the binding of a hormone initiate

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signal transduction

35
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signal transduction

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pathway leading to responses in cytoskeleton, enzyme activation, or change in gene expression (sometimes)

36
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another name for epinephrine

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adrenaline

37
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epinephrine

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regulates many organs in response to stressful situations

38
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where does epinephrine bind

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  • receptors on plasma membrane of liver cells
  • triggers release of messenger molecules that activate enzymes and result in a release of glucose into bloodstream
39
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what 2 processes does epinephrine lead to

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  • glycogenolysis
  • gluconegenesis
40
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pathway of epinephrine

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  • binds to GPCR
  • G protein with GTP activates adenyl cyclase
  • ATP activates cAMP
  • cAMP activates protein kinase A
  • leads to inhibition of glycogen synthesis and promotion of glycogen breakdown
41
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what is usually the response of a lipid-soluble hormone

A

change in gene expression

42
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what happens when a steroid hormone binds to its cytosolic receptor

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hormone-receptor complex moves into nucleus, then acts as transcriptional regulator of specific target genes

43
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estradiol in female birds and frogs

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form of estrogen that binds to a cytoplasmic receptor in liver cells
- then activates transcription of genes needed to produce egg yolk

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