Hormones Flashcards

(113 cards)

1
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dwarf beans become pole beans

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gibberellins

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2
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promotes seed dormancy

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abscisic acid

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3
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overproduced in Cushing’s syndrome

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cortisol

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4
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primary female sex hormone

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estrogen

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5
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lacking in type I diabetes

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insulin

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6
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light (esp blue) slows its release

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melatonin

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7
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thickens the endometrium

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estrogen

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8
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5-alpha reductase reduces it to DHT

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testosterone

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9
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secreted in cell groups A8 to A14

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dopamine

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10
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an excess causes bakanae

called foolish seedling disease

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gibberellins

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11
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stimulate stem elongation

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gibberellins

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12
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inhibit gibberellins (therefore growth)

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abscisic acid

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13
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produced by the beta cells of the islets of Langerhans

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insulin

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14
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deficiency causes andropause

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testosterone

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15
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raises blood calcium by stimulating osteoclasts

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parathyroid hormone

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16
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counteracts insulin and increases glycogenolysis

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cortisol

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17
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responsible for the fight-or-flight response

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epinephrine (adrenaline)

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18
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Estrone (E1) Estradiol (E2) Estriol (E3)

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estrogen

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19
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stimulates egg/sperm production

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follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH)

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20
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precursor to norepinephrine and epinephrine

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dopamine

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21
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receptors blocked by SERMs like tamoxifen (breast cancer treatments)

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estrogen

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22
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transported by PIN proteins and bind to TIR1

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auxins

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23
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inhibits TSH (Thyroid-Stimulating Hormone) secretion from the anterior pituitary

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somatostatin

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24
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produces by Leydig cells in the testes

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testosterone

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suppresses hunger signals in the hypothalamus
leptin
26
indole-3-acetic acid (IAA) controls apical dominance
auxins
27
disulfide-linked A and B-chains (connected by C-peptide)
insulin
28
converted to estradiol by aromatase
testosterone
29
produced by hydroxylation and decarboxylation of tryptophan
serotonin
30
reuptake targeted by Prozac (fluoxetine) and Zoloft [SSRIs]
serotonin
31
stimulates bile release and promotes satiety
cholecystokinin (CCK)
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secreted y the adrenal glands
epinephrine (adrenaline)
33
destruction of DELLA proteins required
gibberellins
34
"brake pedal" of the endocrine system
somatostatin
35
Charles Darwin and son Frances oat seedling experiment
auxins
36
made in enterochromaffin cells (lining of the GI tract)
serotonin
37
regulates appetite and mood
serotonin
38
converted from testosterone by aromatase
estrogen
39
produced by the hydroxylation and then methylation of dopamine
epinephrine (adrenaline)
40
increases Na⁺ reabsorption, K⁺ excretion, and water retention
aldosterone
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converts inactive Vitamin D to active Vitamin D
parathyroid hormone
42
anti-inflammatory effects used to treat things like poison ivy
cortisol
43
PNMT converts norepinephrine to this
epinephrine (adrenaline)
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cells become resistant to its effects in type II diabetes
insulin
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raises the concentration of glucose in the bloodstream
glucagon
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promote cell division in shoots and roots
cytokinins
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slows down digestive processes by reducing GI hormone release
somatostatin
48
preceded by tyrosine and L-DOPA in catecholamine biosynthesis
dopamine
49
lowers blood calcium by inhibiting osteoclasts
calcitonin
50
inhibits growth hormone secretion from the pituitary
somatostatin
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opposed by leptin and stimulates hunger
ghrelin
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precursor to all other sex hormones
progesterone
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counteracts the effects of glucagon
insulin
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5-HT
serotonin
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opposes ghrelin and inhibits hunger
leptin
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key component of the HPA axis response
cortisol
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promotes spermatogenesis
testosterone
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induces glycogen synthesis and glucose absorption
insulin
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develops male secondary sex characteristics
testosterone
60
inhibits prolactin secretion
dopamine
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promotes glycogen synthesis in the liver, lowering blood glucose levels
insulin
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involved in mood and addiction
dopamine
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regulates menstral cycle
estrogen
64
made in the stomach
ghrelin
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triggers contractions in the uterus
oxytocin
66
broken down by COMT in the prefrontal cortex
dopamine
67
promotes water retention in kidneys
vasopressin
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stimulates acid secretion in the stomach
gastrin
69
controls molting and metamorphosis in insects
ecdysone
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inhibited by beta-blockers
epinephrine (adrenaline)
71
produced in the pineal gland
melatonin
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develops secondary female sex characteristics
estrogen
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produced in the chromaffin cells
epinephrine (adrenaline)
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used to treat menopause
estrogen
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stimulates bicarbonate release from pancreas
secretin
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discovered in coconut milk, zeatin
cytokinins
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can stimulate glycogenolysis
epinephrine (adrenaline)
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promotes leaf growth
gibberellins
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regulates circadian rhythm and sleep
melatonin
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opposes insulin
glucagon
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promotes milk production
prolactin
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used to cause vasoconstriction during anaphylaxis
epinephrine (adrenaline)
83
metabolized into 5-HIAA in the liver
serotonin
84
signals for the insertion of GLUT4 transporters into the cell membranes
insulin
85
triggers ovulation and testosterone production
luteinizing hormone (LH)
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stress hormone
cortisol
87
promotes cell elongation, phototropism and gravitropism in plants
auxins
88
pleasure/reward neurotransmitter
dopamine
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plays a role in movement regulation (deficiency in Parkinson’s disease)
dopamine
90
used as rooting powder
auxins
91
stimulate seed germination
gibberellins
92
GnRH negative feedback loop
testosterone
93
precursor to sex hormones
androgens
94
precursor L-DOPA given to Parkinson’s patients
dopamine
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mimicked by isoflavones (soy) / PCBs / BPA
estrogen
96
used in Agent Orange (2,4-D)
auxins
97
leads to muscle growth and aggression
testosterone
98
made in adipose tissue (fat cells)
leptin
99
stronger 'dihydro' type (DHT)
testosterone
100
stored in the pancreas as hexamer stabilized by zinc
insulin
101
increases gastric acid secretion and can lead to ulcers
cortisol
102
loosens cell walls (acid growth hypothesis)
auxins
103
produced by the kidneys; stimulates red blood cell production
erythropoietin (EPO)
104
first protein to be sequenced by Frederick Sanger (51 amino acids)
insulin
105
stimulates cortisol release
ACTH
106
increases secretion of breast milk
oxytocin
107
closes the stomata
abscisic acid
108
“love hormone”
oxytocin
109
inhibits insulin and glucagon secretion in the pancreas
somatostatin
110
made in the zona fasciculata of the adrenal cortex
cortisol
111
used to treat allergic reactions
epinephrine (adrenaline)
112
secreted by delta cells in both the duodenum and pancreas
somatostatin
113
thyroid hormones that increase metabolism
T3 & T4