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Prolactin/ACTH are _______________ hormones.
peptides/polypeptide
Thyroxin and epinephrine are derived from?
Amino Acids
Pituitary gland is derived from?
oral and neural ectoderm.
Oral ectoderm (Rathke's Pouch) -->
Adenohypophysis
Downgrowth of the diencephalon -->
Neurohypophysis
Anterior lobe
Pars Distalis
Posterior lobe
Pars intermedia, pars nervosa
Pituitary Stalk
Pars tuberalis, Infundibulum
Pars distalis, Intermedia and tuberalis are derived from?
Adenohypophysis
Neurohypophysis forms?
Pars nervosa and Infundibulum
Chromophils
hormone producing cell of the anterior pituitary.
6 hormones:
Glycoproteins:
1. FSH, 2. LH, and 3. TSH or Thyrotropin
Peptide Hormones:
4. GH/Somatotropin 5. Prolactin 6. ACTH
Somatotropes, acidophils, produce
GH
Lactotropes acidophils
Prolactin
Thyrotropes Basophil
TSH
Gonadotropes Basophil produce
LH and FSH
Corticotropes Basophils produce
ACTH
Somatotropes (GH cells) 50% hormone producing cells and they are under the control of GHRH. They increase metabolic rates and stimulates the liver to produce?
Insulin-like GF I (Somatomedin) which promotes long bone growth
Lactotropes or Mammotropes (PRL cells 15-20%) secrete prolactin and are under control by PRH. They promote mammary gland development and milk production. Estrogen and Progesterone do what?
inhibition of secretion during pregnancy but when birth occurs their levels drop and causes lactation.
Thyrotropes (TSH cells 5%) secrete thyrotropin and it is under control by TRH. Stimulates the growth of the thyroid epithelial cells and produces?
thyroglobulin and thyroid hormones
Gonadotropes (FSH and LH cells 10%) secrete?
FSH and LH and are under the control of GnRH
LH
regulation of the final maturation of ovarian follicle and androgen secretion in the testis
FSH
stimulates follicular development (ovary) and spermatogenesis (testis)
Corticotropes (ACTH cells 15-20%) secrete Adenocorticotropic hormone stimulated by CRH. The regulates the production of?
glucocorticoids by the cortex of adrenal glands
Chromophobes (small weakly staining cell)
have less cytoplasm than chromophils.
Blood supply: what is used in hormonal regulation of the pars distalis by the hypothalamus?
hypothalamohypophyseal Portal system