BIOL 121 Lecture Notes - Lecture 26: Adrenal Medulla, Posterior Pituitary, Anterior Pituitary

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22 Jun 2020
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Biol 121
Intro to Physiology
Summer 2018
Control of secretion:
Plasma levels of nutrients/ ions
Parathyroid
Insulin
glucagon
Nervous system
close connections in posterior pituitary and adrenal medulla, sympathetic
controls adrenal medulla, anterior pituitary is controlled by the
hypothalamus, thyroid, adrenal cortex (cortisol), gonads
Other hormones (tropic hormones)
Secretion- glands do this, specific action of kidneys
Endocrine
secrete hormone
Exocrine
not hormone excretion
Excretion
process of removing something from our bodies, like a waste material or
something, kidneys, liver, ungs (excrete co2) skin, GI tract
Absorption
from Gi tract into the tissues, minor absorption through skin and mucous
membranes
Reabsorption- specialized function of the kidney
Kidney function: blood goes through the filtration system unto a filtrate, cells and
proteins stay in the blood, water and other small substances go into the filtrate
which is excreted as urine, can have reabsorption and secretion.
Take something from the filtrate and reabsorb it back into the blood, secretion
would increase the concentration of something in the urine and reabsorption
would decrease it
Resorption
break down of a tissue, primarily bone
Endocrine system can secrete a hormone activate in blood by metabolism also inactivates
by metabolism, excreted in urine, target cells bind to receptor and produce a cellular
response,
Water/lipo soluble is relative
Sewage system has a lot of estrogen from women’s birth control when they urinate.
Human estrogen affect wildlife
Permissiveness-when 2 hormones are present fatty acid is released, but if epinephrine and
thyroid secrete fatty acid it is not just a 1 + 1 effect, it is much higher
One hormone is manipulating something on activation sites and response is
greater than expected
Pharmacological effects on hormones- ???? administration of large quantities of
hormones give different effect than naturally released hormones
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