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5 major classes of steroids
Adrenal:
- Mineralocorticoid
- Glucocorticoid
Male Gonadal:
- Androgen
Female Gonadal:
- Progestins
- Estrogens
Mineralocorticoid:
- # of carbons
- Major site of synth
- example
C21
Adrenal Cortex: Glomerulosa cells
Aldosterone
Glucocorticoid
- # of carbons
- Major site of synth
- example
C21
Adrenal Cortex: Fasciculata cells
Cortisol
Androgen
- # of carbons
- Major site of synth
- example
Major:
-C19
-Testis: Leydig cells
-Testosterone
Minor:
-Adrenal Cortex: Reticularis cells
-DHEA
Progestins
- # of carbons
- Major site of synth
- example
C21
Corpus luteum: Stromal cells
Progesterone
Estrogens
- # of carbons
- Major site of synth
- example
C18
Ovary Follicle: Theca and Granulosa cells
Estradiol
Endocrine Tissues
Pineal
Hypothalamus
Pituitary
thymus
pancreas
ovary
testes
Kidney
adrenal
parathyroid
thyroid
hypothalamic-pituitary axis
makes the regulatory hormones that control the making of all steroid hormones (except Mineralocorticoid)
renin-angiotensin system
makes the regulatory hormones that control the making of Mineralocorticoid hormones
pathway to make cortisol
- stress causes production of monoamines
- monoamines causes release of corticotrophin releasing hormones (CRH) in hypothalmus
- CRH transported to anterior pituitary and binds to receptors on corticotrophs
- corticotrophs transcribes POMA
- POMA turns into ACTH, which goes into circulatory sys
- ACTH bind to receptors of fasciculata
- fasciculata promotes conversion of cholesterol into cortisol
pathway to stop making cortisol
- high cortisol inhibits CRH producation and secretion
- crotisol binding to receptor inhibits ACTH production
what activates and what inhibits renin production
activates:
- less fluid volume
- less Na+ concentration
inhibits:
- aldosterone (end product of renin pathway and functions to increase fluid volume and Na+ concentration)
Renin makes...
- Renin cuts off section from N-terminus of a2-globulin make angiotensin
- Angiotensin converting enzyme (ACE) cuts off section from C-terminus of angiotension I to make angiotensin II
- amino peptidase quickly converts Angiotensin II angiotensin III