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37 Cards in this Set

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FSH
cAMP
LH
cAMP
ACTH
cAMP
TSH
cAMP
CRH
cAMP
hCG
cAMP
ADH (V2 receptor)
cAMP
MSH
cAMP
PTH
cAMP
Calcitonin
cAMP
Glucagon
cAMP
ANP
cGMP
EDRF
cGMP
NO
cGMP
GnRH
IP3
GHRH
IP3
Oxytocin
IP3
ADH (V1 receptor)
IP3
TRH
IP3
Glucocorticoid
Steroid receptor
Estrogen
Steroid receptor
Progesterone
Steroid receptor
Testosterone
Steroid receptor
Aldosterone
Steroid receptor
Vitamin D
Steroid receptor
T3/T4
Steroid receptor
Insulin
Tyrosine kinase
IGF-1
Tyrosine kinase
FGF
Tyrosine kinase
PDGF
Tyrosine kinase
Prolactin
Tyrosine kinase
GH
Tyrosine kinase
These are hormones that induce cAMP signaling
F.L.A.T.C.H.A.M.P. + calcitonin, glucagon
(all of the adenohypophysis hormones except prolactin; CRH, the ACTH releasing factor; ADH, hCG; glucagon; PTH+calcitonin)
These are hormones that induce cGMP signaling
ANP, EDRF, NO
(the vasodilators)
These are hormones that induce IP3 signaling
G.G.O.A.T.
(3/4 of the releasing hormones, and the neurohypophysis hormones)
These are hormones that induce tyrosine kinase signaling
Insulin, IGF-1, FGF, PDGF, prolactin, GH
(growth factors--recall that prolactin cells are derived from GH cells)
These are hormones that induce steroid receptors
P.E.T. C.A.T. + calcitriol