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Describe the Synthesis , Storage and Secretion of Hormones

Active uptake of iodide (stimulated by TSH)


Iodide is oxidised to iodine my peroxidase


Active transport into lumen of follicle


Formation of Mon and di iodinated tyrosine


Uptake of thyroglubulin


Iodinated tyrosine combines to form T4 and 3

Release of Hormone

Thyroglobulin carrying T3/4 is taken up via endocytosis into follicle cells


Endocytotic vesicles fuse with lysosomds and proteolytic enzymes act on thyroglobulin releasing T3/4 and thyroglobulin inside cell


T3/4 enter bloodstream

Effects of Thyroid Hormone

T4 is converted to T3 which acts on nuclear receptor.


Receptor associates with DNA leading to mRNA and protein synthesis

Hypothyroidism- define symptoms

Lack of hormone


Depressed metabolic rate , co and appetite


Lethargy


Hashimotos

Define the symptoms of hyperthyroidism

Graves disease (autoimmune)


Antibody mimics effects of TSH


Increased thyroid stimulation , metabolic rate, appetite and sympathetic activity

Name Three Thioureylenes and What They Do

Propylthiouacil, Methimazole , Carbimazole


Inhibits conversion to iodine


Prevents iodinated to form T3/4 and conversion of T4 to T3

Catecholamines and Effects

Adrenal medulla secretes ADR and Na to lesser extent


Stimulates release of metabolic fuels - glucose and fatty acids


-Mediated by cAMP

Adrenocortical Hormones

Act on nuclear receptors


Receptor plus hormone unfolds and binds DNA hormone response element


Increase RNA polymerase activity MRNA activity and protein synthesis

Mineralocorticoids

Regulates water and salt


Acts on distal renal tube to increase sodium reabsorption


Spironolacetone is diuretic (aldersterone antagonist )


Aldesterone receptor complex increases number of sodium channels

Glucocorticoids

Metabolic


Antiinflammatory


Immunosuppressive effects


Inhibits Phospholipase A2 - blocks prostaglandin , leukotrienes and Arachonic acid